Table 2.

Summarized bivariate analysis of the variables analyzed with respect to emotional state (good 0–2 negative emotions or bad 3–4 negative emotions, including sadness, fear, irritability, and physical symptoms)^**.

		0–2 negative emotions		3–4 negative emotions
		n	%	n	%	p-value
Information adapted to the age of the children	I have tried to be honest with them	931	65.2%	496	34.8%	<0.001
	I have preferred not to give information	63	85.1%	11	14.9%
Situation will normalize after the pandemic	Yes	922	72.3%	354	27.7%	<0.001
	No	72	32.0%	153	68.0%
Only child	No	719	64.0%	405	36.0%	0.001
	Yes	275	72.9%	102	27.1%
Type of information given to the children	Realistic information	695	65.2%	371	34.8%	<0.001
	Information misrepresenting the negative aspects	172	60.6%	112	39.4%
	Creative explanations	62	83.8%	12	16.2%
	No information	65	84.4%	12	15.6%
Information adapted to the age of the children	Yes	931	65.2%	496	34.8%	<0.001
	No	63	85.1%	11	14.9%
Sleep disturbances	Yes	284	47.9%	309	52.1%	<0.001
	No	710	78.2%	198	21.8%
Return to activity after pandemic	Yes	261	51.3%	248	48.7%	<0.001
	No	733	73.9%	259	26.1%
Outdoor access at home (garden or terrace)	Yes	501	71.9%	196	28.1%	<0.001
	No	405	60.7%	262	39.3%

N = 1,501.

^**Table of the complete bivariate analysis of all variables analyzed in Supplementary materials 3, 4.