Table 4.

Summary of Predictive Factors on Suicidal Ideation Between International and Local Students Residing in Taiwan During COVID-19 Outbreak Period

		International Students				Local Students
		B	SE	B	p	B	SE	B	p
Step 1	Age	−0.007	0.006	−0.084	0.239	−0.003	0.006	−0.030	0.600
	Student (medicine)	−0.071	0.082	−0.061	0.388	−0.025	0.069	−0.021	0.718
Step 2	Gender (males)	0.014	0.069	0.014	0.834	−0.132	0.062	−0.122	0.035
	Education (postgraduates)	−0.007	0.102	−0.005	0.946	−0.002	0.109	−0.001	0.987
	Residence (with family)	0.566	0.229	0.173	0.014	0.089	0.074	0.069	0.232
	Perceived susceptibility to COVID-19	0.037	0.016	0.158	0.020	0.012	0.016	0.043	0.480
	Perceived satisfaction with support	−0.019	0.018	−0.076	0.302	−0.033	0.015	−0.130	0.030
	Perceived sufficiency with resources	0.037	0.016	0.157	0.026	0.025	0.019	0.075	0.199
	Information seeking	0.002	0.013	0.012	0.868	−0.005	0.013	−0.022	0.718
	R2 (adjusted R2)	11.4% (7.4%)				5.1% (2.3%)
	ΔR2	10.1%				5%
	ΔF	3.240**				2.256*

Notes: Perceived susceptibility to COVID-19: the likelihood of contracting COVID-19; Perceived satisfaction with support: satisfaction with various supports received; Perceived sufficiency with resources: resources needed for preventing COVID-19; Information seeking: various sources from which individuals can access information on COVID-19: Anxiety: how worried or nervous individuals are toward COVID-19; Suicidal ideation: thoughts of suicide. *p <0.05. **p <0.01.