Research Article

Prevalence and Predictors of Depression, Anxiety, and Stress among Youth at the Time of COVID-19: An Online Cross-Sectional Multicountry Study

Table 4

Linear regression model of independent variables that predict depression, anxiety, and stress.

Unstandardised coefficientStandardised coefficient95% CI for
SELower boundUpper bound

Model one: predictors of depression
 Constant-16.1603.579-4.515<0.001-16.1603.579
 Gender2.4510.6780.1063.613<0.0010.6782.451
 Family member with mental illness5.3571.5630.1043.4270.0015.3571.563
 Friend with mental illness3.7181.4370.0792.5880.0103.7181.437
 Exposed to person with COVID-195.8832.6740.0652.2000.0285.8832.674
 Risk of having COVID-193.7860.6260.1796.049<0.0013.7860.626
 Quarantined 14 days1.4560.6860.0622.1220.0341.4560.686
 Using the internet0.2540.0610.1224.149<0.0010.2540.061
Model two: predictors of anxiety
 Constant-11.8752.547-4.663<0.001-16.873-6.878
 Gender2.0020.5180.1143.868<0.0010.9873.018
 Friend with mental illness3.5791.0600.0993.3760.0011.4995.659
 Exposed to person with COVID-195.8702.0470.0852.8680.0041.8539.886
 Risk of having COVID-193.3660.4780.2097.047<0.0012.4294.303
 Using the internet0.1620.0470.1023.4660.0010.0700.254
Model three: predictors of stress
 Constant-12.1882.471-4.933<0.001-17.036-7.339
 Gender3.0770.6680.1344.605<0.0011.7664.389
 Family with mental illness4.8491.5410.0953.1470.0021.8257.872
 Friend with mental illness3.8871.4190.0832.7400.0061.1036.670
 Relative with COVID-192.1540.8010.0782.6880.0070.5823.727
 Risk of having COVID-194.3270.6110.2067.077<0.0013.1285.527
 Using the internet0.2750.0610.1334.540<0.0010.1560.394