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. 2022 Aug 12;14(16):3297. doi: 10.3390/nu14163297

Table 3.

Associations of dietary diversity with psychological stress.

Parameter df Estimate Standard Error Wald ϰ2 p OR 95%CI
Intercept 1 0.9343 0.2950 10.0287 0.0015
BMI categories in 2015
Normal weight Ref
Obesity 1 −0.0679 0.0757 0.8035 0.3701 0.934 0.806, 1.084
Overweight 1 0.0586 0.0555 1.1128 0.2915 1.060 0.951, 1.182
Underweight 1 0.1769 0.1274 1.9280 0.1650 1.194 0.930, 1.532
Gender
Female Ref
Male 1 −0.1579 0.0507 9.6983 0.0018 0.854 0.773, 0.943
Marital status in 2015
Never married Ref
Married 1 −0.1336 0.1784 0.5604 0.4541 0.875 0.617, 1.241
Divorced/Separated/Widowed 1 0.000463 0.2044 0.0000 0.9982 1.000 0.670, 1.493
Age 1 0.000727 0.00201 0.1314 0.7170 1.001 0.997, 1.005
Urbanization index 1 −0.00836 0.00160 27.3869 <0.0001 0.992 0.989, 0.995
Dietary diversity
(Number of DQQ food groups)
≤2 Ref
3 1 −0.2118 0.2251 0.8850 0.3468 0.809 0.521, 1.258
4 1 −0.3943 0.2155 3.3469 0.0673 0.674 0.442, 1.029
5 1 −0.4587 0.2143 4.5814 0.0323 0.632 0.415, 0.962
6 1 −0.5350 0.2149 6.1944 0.0128 0.586 0.384, 0.893
7 1 −0.5036 0.2170 5.3890 0.0203 0.604 0.395, 0.925
8 1 −0.4899 0.2241 4.7768 0.0288 0.613 0.395, 0.951
9 1 −0.7331 0.2404 9.3010 0.0023 0.480 0.300, 0.770
≥10 1 −0.6858 0.2513 7.4484 0.0063 0.504 0.308, 0.824

Note: 761 observations were deleted due to missing values for the explanatory variables.