Research Article

Recurrent COVID-19 Waves and Lockdown: Impact on Daily Life and Mental Health of People in Nepal

Table 2

Demographic variables and their association with mental health outcomes among the respondents.

VariablesDepression (present)
Anxiety (present)
Stress (present)
value value value

Age (years)
 <40 years180 (50.8)96 (53.3)6.6520.01086 (47.8)4.8600.02771 (39.4)0.0330.856
 ≥40 years174 (49.2)69 (39.7)63 (36.2)67 (38.5)
Sex
 Male182 (51.4)74 (40.7)5.3300.02160 (33.0)12.792≤0.00150 (27.5)20.865≤0.001
 Female172 (49.2)91 (52.9)89 (51.7)88 (51.2)
Marital status
 Married220 (62.1)94 (42.7)6.1990.04581 (36.8)11.3430.00371 (32.3)11.5610.003
 Unmarried126 (35.6)69 (54.8)61 (48.4)62 (49.2)
 Widowed/divorced/separated8 (2.3)2 (25.0)7 (87.5)5 (62.5)
Education
 Up to secondary level66 (18.6)30 (45.5)2.9330.23122 (33.3)4.4270.10922 (33.3)5.8520.054
 Bachelor level164 (46.3)84 (51.2)78 (47.6)75 (45.7)
 Masters and above124 (35.0)51 (41.1)49 (39.5)41 (33.1)
Occupation
 Governmental organization92 (26.0)34 (37.0)14.5100.00233 (35.9)4.7430.19215 (16.3)27.094≤0.001
 Private organization112 (31.6)62 (55.4)55 (49.1)51 (45.5)
 Self-employed/daily wages84 (23.7)47 (56.0)37 (44.0)41 (48.8)
 Unemployed66 (18.6)22 (33.3)24 (36.4)31 (47.0)
Monthly income
 50 thousand and below150 (42.3)90 (60.0)9.5920.03580 (53.3)5.4820.03966 (44.0)2.7190.257
 50–80 thousand156 (44.1)62 (39.7)58 (37.1)57 (36.5)
 Above 80 thousand48 (13.6)13 (27.0)11 (22.9)15 (31.3)