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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate logistical regression analyses of correlates of depression

From: Prevalence of depression and its correlative factors among female adolescents in China during the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak

Variables

Univariate analyses

Multivariate analyses

OR(95%CI)

p value

OR(95%CI)

p value

Age, 15–18 vs 11–14

1.936 (1.718–2.182)

< 0.001*

1.755 (1.550–1.987)

< 0.001*

Participating in distant learning, yes vs no

0.530 (0.425–0.660)

< 0.001*

0.710 (0.564–0.894)

0.004*

Study duration/day, ≥4 h vs < 4 h

0.891 (0.786–1.008)

0.067

0.949 (0.833–1.080)

0.425

Parents as frontline workers, yes vs no

1.103 (0.899–1.354)

0.345

1.108 (0.897–1.370)

0.341

Having infected acquaintances, yes vs no

1.106 (0.804–1.523)

0.536

1.028 (0.740–1.429)

0.869

No. of infected patients at living province, ≥1000 vs < 1000

0.828 (0.705–0.971)

0.020*

0.881 (0.747–1.038)

0.131

Concerned about COVID-19, yes vs no

0.349 (0.182–0.670)

0.002*

0.414 (0.212–0.811)

0.010*

Sleep duration/day, < 6 h vs ≥6 h

2.947 (2.218–3.915)

< 0.001*

2.603 (1.946–3.483)

< 0.001*

Physical exercise duration/day, < 30 min vs ≥30 min

1.763 (1.569–1.982)

< 0.001*

1.641 (1.455–1.850)

< 0.001*

Dorm residence, yes vs no

1.180 (0.987–1.411)

0.070

1.169 (0.972–1.405)

0.098

  1. * Statistically significant