Table 5. Logistic regression results on the effect of positively correlated values on a new aspect of appearance that participants found to be disliked due to the use of video calls.
*Statistically significant.
aThe outcome for this variable was not possible to calculate by the model.
Variable | N | Odds ratio (CI) | p value | |
Skin color type (Fitzpatrick scale) | Type I | 77 | Reference | |
Type II | 285 | 0.463 (0.135–1.588) | 0.221 | |
Type III | 136 | 0.324 (0.108–0.973) | 0.045* | |
Type IV | 27 | 0.336 (0.109–1.035) | 0.057 | |
Type V | 6 | 1.021 (0.169–6.171) | 0.982 | |
Type VIa | — | — | ||
Time spent on video calls (duration of average daily time spent on video calls) | Not on a daily basis | 103 | Reference | |
<30 minutes | 168 | 3.262 (1.63–6.527) | 0.001* | |
30-59 minutes | 89 | 6.242 (1.98–19.677) | 0.002* | |
1-2 hours | 48 | 2.412 (0.866–6.721) | 0.092 | |
>2 hours | 24 | 6.79 (0.818–56.345) | 0.076 | |
Most of my focus “visually” during the video calls goes to | Both my face and other’s face | 177 | Reference | |
My own face/body only | 83 | 15.737 (2.077–119.229) | 0.008 | |
The other’s face/body only | 82 | 1.377 (0.59–3.212) | 0.459 | |
Other on-screen activities | 49 | 2.377 (0.656–8.615) | 0.188 | |
Unsure | 41 | 0.583 (0.258–1.316) | 0.194 |