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Table 4 Association between possible risk factor and different scales

From: A study of anxiety, depression and stress symptoms among Fayoum medical students during COVID-19 lockdown, Egypt

Character

IES (n = 216)

No. (%)

Depression (n = 212)

Anxiety (n = 159)

Stress (n = 149)

Gender

 Male

67 (31.0)

72 (34.0)

52 (32.7)

46 (30.9)

 Female

149 (69)*

140 (66.0)

107 (67.3)

103 (69.1)

χ2

9.23

1.27

1.53

3.35

p value

0.002

0.259

0.215

0.067

Previous road accident

 No

172 (79.6)

174 (82.1)

126 (79.2)

116 (77.9)

 Yes

44 (20.4)

38 (17.9)

33 (22.8)

33 (22.1)

χ2

2.28

0.15

1.29

2.88

p value

0.130

0.698

0.254

0.089

History of psychiatric disorders

 No

118 (54.6)

115 (54.2)

78 (49.1)

82 (55.0)

 Anxiety

52 (24.1)

49 (23.1)

46 (28.9)*

34 (22.8)

 Depression

33 (15.3)

36 (17.0)*

28 (17.6)

25 (16.8)

 OCD

10 (4.6)

9 (4.2)

5 (3.1)

7 (4.7)

 Others

3 (1.4)

3 (1.4)

2 (1.3)

1 (0.7)

FE test

7.97

9.60

22.18

2.88

p value

0.079

0.038

< 0.001

0.599

Family history of psychiatric disorders

 No

169 (78.2)

165 (77.8)

122 (76.7)

113 (75.8)

 Anxiety

18 (8.3)

18 (8.5)

13 (8.2)

14 (9.4)

 Depression

9 (4.2)

9 (4.2)

8 (5.0)

8 (5.4)

 OCD

8 (3.7)

8 (3.8)

6 (3.8)

6 (4.0)

 Others

12 (5.6)

12 (5.7)

10 (6.3)

8 (5.4)

FE test

2.29

2.28

4.00

3.31

p value

0.682

0.694

0.405

0.513

  1. χ2: Chi-squared test, FE test: Fisher’s exact test
  2. p value is significant
  3. *Significantly higher than their corresponding in the same variable