Table 5.

Baseline and final model explaining 25.9% of the variance of the coping score.

Models	Independent variables	Standardised regression coefficient β (standard error)	P valuea
Baseline model	Quarantine as IP vs CP	−.022 [.022]	.040
	Age (in years)	.184 [.001]	<.001
	Sex female vs male	−.106 [.022]	<.001
	Migration background no vs yes	−0.011 [.047]	.292 n.s.
	SES medium or low vs high	.043 [.027]	<.001
	Chronical diseases yes vs no	.000 [.025]	.984 n.s.
	Living situation with balcony and/or garden vs no access to outdoors	−.020 [.030]	.072 n.s.
	Living with a partner yes vs no	.011 [.024]	.335 n.s.
	Living with child(ren) yes vs no	−.007 [.026]	.611 n.s.
	Brief resilience scale score	.138 [.015]	<.001
	Psychological disstress score	−.281 [.017]	<.001
	Healthy Eating Index (unhealthier vs healthier or no change)	.122 [.023]	<.001
	Physical activity during quarantine yes vs no	−.167 [.023]	<.001
Final model	Quarantine as IP vs CP	−.022 [.022]	.046
	Age (in years)	.186 [.001]	<.001
	Sex female vs male	−.107 [.022]	<.001
	SES medium or low vs high	.042 [.027]	<.001
	Living situation with balcony and/or garden vs no access to outdoors	−.020 [.029]	.070 n.s.
	Brief resilience scale score	.138 [.015]	<.001
	Psychological disstress score	−.280 [.017]	<.001
	Healthy Eating Index (unhealthier vs healthier or no change)	.122 [.023]	<.001
	Physical activity during quarantine yes vs no	−.167 [.023]	<.001

^aLinear regression; significance level set at ≤.05.