TABLE 4.

Significant odds ratios of linear regression models predicting the presence of psychopathology.

Response	Predictors	OR (95% CI)	P-value
BAI	Exposure of family/friends	4.013 (1.806, 6.220)	<0.001
	GACS-24 Spirituality	1.047 (0.311, 1.783)	0.006
	PIL	–0.180 (–0.276, –0.084)	<0.001
	GACS-24 Honesty	–1.144 (–2.140, –0.149)	0.025
BDI-II	PIL	–0.201 (–0.272, –0.130)	<0.001
ASD	Occupation (nursing student)	–1.960 (–3.661, –0.259)	0.024
AUDIT	Smoker	1.749 (0.507, 2.991)	0.006
	Sum of strengths GACS-24	–0.035 (–0.065, –0.004)	0.027
	Age	–0.133 (–0.231, –0.034)	0.009
Total PSY	Exposure of family/friends	5.189 (0.546, 9.382)	0.029
	PIL	–0.394 (–0.604, –0.184)	<0.001
	Occupation (nursing student)	–8.304 (–14.254, –2.354)	0.007

predictor variables plus age, sex, spirituality, psychological/psychiatric treatment during the pandemic, physical illness, and psychiatric history were all entered into all the forward models. BAI: Beck Anxiety Inventory; BDI-II: Beck Depression Inventory-II; ASD: Acute Stress Disorder; AUDIT: Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test; PSY: psychopathology.