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. 2022 Jan 27;19(3):1445. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19031445

Table 2.

Characteristics of emerging adults (aged 18–30 years) who completed the DSM 5 and ASQ survey questions, Saudi Arabia, 2020–2021.

Participant Characteristics Total
N = 491
n (%)
Experienced Symptoms of Mental Health Disease during COVID-19 Pandemic
(n = 449; 91.45%)
Did Not Experienced Symptoms of Mental Health Disease during COVID-19 Pandemic (n = 42; 8.55%) p-Value
Age group
 18–20 years 148 (30.14) 137 (92.57) 11 (7.43) 0.84
 21–25 years 175 (35.64) 159 (90.86) 16 (9.14)
 25–30 years 168 (34.22) 153 (91.07) 15 (8.93)
Gender 0.87
 Male 98 (19.96) 90 (91.84) 8 (8.16)
 Female 393 (80.04) 359 (91.35) 34 (8.65)
Current student
 Yes 328 (66.80) 300 (91.46) 28 (8.54) 0.91 *
 No 158 (32.18) 144 (91.14) 14 (8.86)
 Missing 5 (1.02) 5 (100.00) 0 (0.00)
Level of education
 Undergraduate 427 (86.97) 390 (91.33) 37 (8.67) 0.82
 Post-graduate 64 (13.03) 59 (92.19) 5 (7.81)
Prior diagnosis of mental disorder
 Yes 46 (9.37) 46 (100.00) 0 (0.00) - **
 No 445 (90.63) 403 (90.56) 42 (9.44)
Diagnosed with COVID-19
 Yes 76 (15.48) 69 (90.79) 7 (9.21) 0.82
 No 415 (84.52) 380 (91.57) 35 (8.43)

* Missing category not included in computing p-values. ** p-value not computed due to zero value in one cell.