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Table 4 Predictors of CPDI through binary logistics regression

From: Psychological distress in Nepalese residents during COVID-19 pandemic: a community level survey

 

Exp(B)

95% C.I. for EXP(B)

p-value

Lower

Upper

Age (in Years)

  < 30a

   

.562

 30–45

1.157

.456

2.932

.759

  > 45

1.819

.580

5.697

.305

Gender

 Malea

   

.876

 Female

1.212

.583

2.523

.606

 Other

.000

0.000

 

1.000

Religion

 Hinduisma

    

 Non-Hinduism

.792

.265

2.365

.677

Education

Less than secondarya

   

.007

Post-secondary education

3.320b

1.208

9.124

.020

Tertiary education

1.152

.358

3.710

.813

Employment status

 Employmenta

   

.300

 Non-employment

1.283

.496

3.322

.607

 Student

.237

.028

1.977

.183

Monthly family income

  < NRS 100900a

   

.865

  > NRS 100900–309,000

1.043

.200

5.443

.960

  > NRS 309000

1.654

.264

10.350

.591

Nationality

 Nepalia

    

 Non-Nepali

3.672

.667

20.235

.135

Ethnicity

 Bhramin and Chettria

    

 Other

.510

.256

1.014

.055

Your State of Residence

 Province 1a

   

.018

 Province 2

.882

.311

2.502

.814

 Province 3

.244b

.111

.539

.000

 Province 4

.000

0.000

 

.998

 Province 5

.775

.139

4.324

.772

 Province 6

1.130

.094

13.620

.923

 Province 7

.842

.139

5.098

.851

Are you a healthcare worker?

 Yesa

    

 No

1.120

.515

2.434

.775

 Constant

.123

  

.010

  1. a Reference Category, bSignificant at 5% level of significance