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. 2021 Oct 20;12:747557. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.747557

Table 4.

Multiple logistics analysis of independently related factors of anxiety and depression.

Variables Anxiety Depression
Anxiety subjects N(%) OR 95% Cl P-value Depression subjects N(%) OR 95% Cl P-value
Gender
Males 124 (20.7%) 258 (43.1%)
Females 539 (21.2%) 0.918 0.691–1.219 0.554 1,123 (44.1%) 1.075 0.857–1.349 0.531
Age
18–28 113 (16.2%) 290(41.6%)
29–44 383 (23.0%) 753(45.3%)
45–60 167 (21.4%) 338(43.3%)
60 years old above 0 (0%) 1.272 1.036–1.561 0.022 0(0%) 0.928 0.789–1.090 0.361
Smoking history
No 618 (21.1%) 1,286(43.9%)
Less or 10/day 23 (20.4%) 52(46.0%)
More than 10 /day 22 (22.2%) 1.136 0.771–1.674 0.520 43(43.4%) 0.915 0.668–1.253 0.579
Alcohol drinking history
No 583 (21.4%) 1,209 (44.2%)
Less or 3 times/week 74 (19.8%) 160 (42.8%
More than 3 times/week 6 (15.0%) 1.089 0.796–1.490 0.594 12 (30.0%) 0.951 0.746–1.213 0.688
Status of only child
Yes 336 (20.7%) 731 (45.04%)
No 327 (21.5%) 1.061 0.852–1.321 0.597 650 (42.7%) 0.870 0.729–1.039 0.124
Marital status
Unmarried 143 (18.8%) 314 (41.4%)
Married 490 (21.6%) 1,009 (44.5%)
Divorced 28 (25.5%) 54 (49.1%)
Widowed 2 (50.0%) 0.946 0.726–1.234 0.684 4 (40.0%) 1.179 0.951–1.463 0.133
Educational lever
Below undergraduates 111 (18.4%) 248 (41.1%)
Undergraduates 457 (21.8%) 934 (44.6%)
Above undergraduates 95(21.2%) 1.222 0.977–1.528 0.079 199 (44.4%) 0.997 0.836–1.188 0.971
The number of parenting children
None 215 (18.7%) 493 (42.9%)
One child 409 (22.9%) 797 (44.7%)
Two and above 39 (18.5%) 1.048 0.846–1.298 0.671 91 (43.1%) 0.940 0.790–1.118 0.482
Family history of mental illness
Yes 15 (21.7%) 35 (50.7%)
No 648 (21.1)% 1.133 0.589–2.180 0.709 1,346 (43.8%) 0.714 0.418–1.222 0.220
Work position
Doctors 217 (21.3%) 457(44.8%)
Nurses 446 (21.0%) 1.277 0.967–1.686 0.085 924(43.5%) 0.897 0.718–1.121 0.340
Department-professions
Internal medicine 167 (20.8%) 358(44.6%)
Surgery 80 (22.6%) 146(41.2%)
Ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology 15 (31.9%) 25(53.2%)
Obstetrics and gynecology 16 (15.7%) 47(46.1%)
Pediatrics 7 (14.3%) 16(32.7%)
Psychiatric 250 (21.7%) 491(42.5%)
Others 128 (20.2%) 0.994 0.954–1.037 0.785 298(46.9%) 1.009 0.975–1.045 0.591
The change and affecting factors about COVID-19
Work position change during the outbreak
Stick to previous department 570 (21.01%) 1,195(44.1%)
Full-time in fever outpatient 25 (25.0%) 45(11.3%)
Participated in fever outpatient 19(20.9%) 41(45.1%)
Others 39(22.2%) 74(42.0%)
Assisted Hubei's work 10(15.4%) 1.010 0.926–1.101 0.830 26(40.0%) 0.976 0.910–1.046 0.489
Impact on own work after COVID-19 outbreak
No 72(20.1%) 158(44.1%)
Slight 231 (19.7%) 504(43.0%)
Significant 297 (22.6%) 568(43.3%)
Huge 63 (20.9%) 1.050 0.925–1.193 0.448 151(50.0%) 1.023 0.922–1.136 0.670
Fear of infection
Yes 333 (21.0%) 707(44.6%)
No 330 (21.2%) 1.103 0.893–1.364 0.363 674(43.2%) 0.928 0.781–1.102 0.393
The need for psychological counseling
No need 210 (21.9%) 416(43.4%)
Sufficient 276 (14.9%) 755(40.7%)
Not sufficient 177 (53.8%) 1.566 1.339–1.830 <0.001 210(63.8%) 1.061 0.922–1.221 0.407
Depression/anxiety coexisting or no
Yes 1381 663 598 (43.3%) 598(90.2%)
No 1763 2481 65 (3.7%) 0.050 0.038–0.066 <0.001 783(31.6%) 0.050 0.038–0.065 <0.001
Coping style
Positive 1543 310 (20.1%) 676(43.8%)
Negative 1601 353 (22.0%) 1.185 0.971–1.446 0.094 705(44.0%) 0.952 0.810–1.118 0.548

The values shown in bold in the table indicate that the p-value is less than 0.05.