Attachment Style, Affective Temperament, and Psychological Distress among Mental Health Nurses during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Table 3

Regression model between psychological distress and affective temperament, attachment style, and sociodemographic characteristic.

Predictor	Univariate models				Multivariate model
	95% CI				95% CI
	B	Lower	Upper	value	B	Lower	Upper	value
Attachment style	0.059	−0.437-	0.556	0.813	−0.240	−0.788-	0.308	0.386
Affective temperament	0.40	0.011	0.069	0.007	0.52	0.019	0.084	0.002
Age	−0.008-	−0.049-	0.032	0.684	−0.003	−0.048-	0.041	0.888
Sex	−0.070-	−0.493-	0.354	0.744	0.14	068	−82	0.063
Years of experience	−0.028-	−0.119-	0.064	0.550	−0.038-	−0.131-	0.055	0.418
Residence	0.154	−0.263-	0.571	0.465	0.11	0.03	0.18	0.06
Marital status	−0.108-	−0.370-	0.154	0.414	−0.094-	−0.389-	0.200	0.526
Education	−0.028-	−0.376-	0.321	0.875	−0.052-	−0.407-	0.304	0.773
Health	−0.234	−0.667-	0.199	0.285	−0.282-	−0.732-	0.168	0.217
Contact with COVID patient	0.154	−0.263-	0.571	0.465	0.248	−0.193-	0.688	0.267
Income	−0.070	−0.493-	0.354	0.744	0.173	−0.282-	0.627	0.453

CI (confidence interval), B (beta-coefficient), .