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Table 3 Predictors of stress, anxiety and depression based on general linear model in pregnant women visiting Tabriz health centers during the outbreak of COVID-19 in Iran (n = 205)

From: Depression, stress, anxiety and their predictors in Iranian pregnant women during the outbreak of COVID-19

Characteristic

Unadjusted

Adjusted

β (95% CI)

p-value

β (95% CI)

p-value

Depression

Spouse’s education level (References: University)

  Secondary

0.47 (−1.27 to 2.22)

0.592

−0.33 (− 1.99 to 1.34)

0.697

  High school

0.44 (− 1.23 to 2.10)

0.605

− 0.85 (− 2.50 to 0.80)

0.311

  Diploma

−1.46 (− 2.75 to − 0.18)

0.026

− 1.77 (− 2.95 to − 0.59)

0.003

Spouse’s job (References: Clerk)

  Worker

0.94(− 0.70 to 2.58)

0.261

0.43 (− 1.17 to 2.03)

0.596

  Shopkeeper

2.21 (0.37 to 4.05)

0.019

1.82 (0.14 to 3.50)

0.034

  Othera

−0.60 (−1.98 to 0.77)

0.387

−0.01 (−1.32 to 1.30)

0.987

Spouse’s support (References: Moderate)

  Extremely high

−3.76 (− 5.01 to − 2.50)

< 0.001

− 0.87(− 2.55 to 0.80)

0.307

  High

− 1.15 (− 2.38 to 0.07)

0.065

0.76(− 0.72 to 2.24)

0.314

Marital life satisfaction (References: Moderately)

  Extremely high

−4.54 (−5.82 to − 3.26)

< 0.001

− 3.98 (− 5.77 to − 2.20)

< 0.001

  High

− 2.41 (− 3.65 to − 1.16)

< 0.001

− 2.74 (− 4.32 to − 1.17)

0.001

Anxiety

  Spouse’s education level (References: University)

  Secondary

0.87 (− 2.39 to 0.64)

0.256

− 1.85 (− 3.35 to − 0.36)

0.015

  High school

−0.74 (− 2.18 to 0.070)

0.313

− 1.72 (− 3.16 to − 0.27)

0.020

  Diploma

−1.26 (− 2.38 to − 0.14)

0.027

− 1.50 (− 2.55 to − 0.45)

0.005

Spouse’s support (References: Moderate)

 Extremely high

− 1.82 (− 2.94 to − 0.70)

0.002

0.42 (− 1.05 to 1.89)

0.574

 High

0.65 (− 0.44 to 1.74)

0.242

1.82 (0.49 to 3.15)

0.008

Marital life satisfaction (References: Moderately)

  Extremely high

−2.72 (− 3.89 to − 1.55)

< 0.001

− 3.73 (− 5.32 to − 2.13)

< 0.001

  High

−0.97 (− 2.10 to 0.17)

0.095

− 2.39 (− 3.80 to − 0.97)

0.001

Number of pregnancies (References: ≥3)

  1

−1.84 (−3.57 to − 0.11)

0.037

− 1.97 (− 3.63 to − 0.30)

0.021

  2

− 1.47 (− 3.26 to 0.33)

0.109

−1.71 (− 3.41 to 0.01)

0.050

Stress

Age (References: > 35)

   < 25

0.84 (0.78 to 2.45)

0.309

0.75(−1.19 to 2.69)

0.447

  25–35

2.75 (0.95 to 4.55)

0.003

1.47(−0.40 to 3.35)

0.123

Education level (References: University)

  Secondary

−1.63(− 4.14 to 0.88)

0.202

0.82(− 2.10 to 3.70)

0.577

  High school

−0.10(− 2.20 to 1.99)

0.926

0.32(−1.96 to 2.61)

0.780

  Diploma

−1.84(−3.16 to −0.53)

0.006

− 1.10(0.52 to 0.36)

0.140

Spouse’s age (References: > 35)

   < 30

−3.26(− 5.81 to −0.71)

0.012

− 1.66(− 4.44 to 1.11)

0.238

  30–35

0.29(− 0.91 to 1.49)

0.936

− 0.08(− 1.49 to 1.33)

0.913

Spouse’s education level (References: University)

  Secondary

−2.02(− 3.87 to − 0.17)

0.032

− 2.02(− 4.18 to 0.14)

0.067

  High school

−1.13(− 2.89 to 0.64)

0.209

− 1.44(− 3.51 to 0.62)

0.170

  Diploma

− 2.62(− 3.99 to − 1.25)

< 0.001

− 2.14(− 3.58 to − 0.70)

0.004

Sufficiency of income for expenses (References: Insufficient)

  Completely sufficient

1.06(− 1.00 to 3.11)

0.312

2.24(0.22 to 4.26)

0.030

  Fairy sufficient

1.44(0.07 to 2.81)

0.039

1.73(0.41 to 3.06)

0.011

Spouse’s support (References: Moderate)

  Extremely high

−2.06(− 3.47 to − 0.64)

0.005

− 0.04(− 1.96 to 1.87)

0.096

  High

0.76(− 0.63 to 2.14)

0.282

1.80(0.14 to 3.45)

0.033

Marital life satisfaction (References: Moderately)

  Extremely high

−2.86(− 4.34 to −1.38)

< 0.001

−3.85(− 5.90 to − 1.79)

< 0.001

  High

−0.70(− 2.15 to 0.74)

0.336

−2.51(− 4.30 to − 0.73)

0.006

  1. aOthers includes occupations such as construction, painter, agriculture, etc. (3 cases were unemployed)
  2. Depression Adjusted R2 = 0.247
  3. Anxiety Adjusted R2 = 0.190
  4. Stress Adjusted R2 = 0.216