Table 3.
Multiple regression models for prenatal stress and state anxiety stress.
| Dependent variable | Factors | β | SE | T | p value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prenatal stress | Constant | 6.925 | .917 | 7.550 | < .001 |
| COVID-19 associated concern | 3.832 | .332 | 11.549 | < .001 | |
| History of mental health issue | 1.912 | .468 | 4.081 | < .001 | |
| Number of children | −.985 | .345 | −2.854 | .004 | |
| Fertility treatment | −1.540 | .711 | −2.166 | .031 | |
| R2 adjusted = .185 | |||||
| Durbin-Watson = 1.813 | |||||
| State anxiety | Constant | 18.650 | 2.333 | 7.995 | < .001 |
| COVID-19 associated concern | 4.798 | .546 | 8.786 | < .001 | |
| History of mental health issue | 4.504 | .765 | 5.885 | < .001 | |
| Number of children | 3.246 | .554 | 5.856 | < .001 | |
| Perception of healthcare | −2.679 | .504 | −5.312 | < .001 | |
| Planned pregnancy | −2.703 | 1.019 | −2.653 | .008 | |
| R2 adjusted = .246 | |||||
| Durbin-Watson = 1.990 |
β = regression coefficient p = p value/sig; SE = standard error for regression coefficient; T = t for regression coefficient.