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Table 1 The associations between sociodemographic characteristics of pregnant women and antenatal depression and anxiety (n = 493)

From: The association between social support and antenatal depressive and anxiety symptoms among Australian women

 

Antenatal Depression

p-value

Antenatal Anxiety

 

Demographic characteristics

No

(n = 365)

Yes

(n = 122)

Total

(n = 493)

No

(n = 390)

Yes

(n = 103)

Total

(n = 49)

p-value

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

 

Residence

Major cities

220 (63.8)

64 (54.7)

284(61.4)

0.210

230 (62.3)

56(56.6)

286(61.1)

0.514

Inner regional

69 (20)

31 (26.5)

100(21.6)

80 (21.7)

23 (23.2)

103(22)

Outer regional/remote/very remote

56 (16.2)

22 (18.8)

78(17)

59 (16)

20 (20.2)

79(16.9)

Highest qualification

University

246 (67.4)

71 (58.7)

317(63.9)

0.272

257 (66.2)

62 (60.2)

319(65)

0.517

Certificate/diploma or trade/apprenticeship

80 (21.9)

31 (25.6)

111(22.4)

85 (21.9)

27 (26.2)

112(22.8)

School only

39 (10.7)

29 (15.7)

68(13.7)

46 (11.9)

14 (13.6)

60(12.2)

Marital status

Partnered

352 (96.4)

111 (91)

463(95)

0.016

370 (95.1)

98 (95.1)

468(95.1)

0.990

non-partnered

13 (3.6)

11 (9)

12(5)

19 (4.9)

5 (4.9)

24(4.9)

Able to manage on income available

Impossible/Difficult all of the time

18 (4.9)

25 (20.7)

43(8.8)

< 0.001

23 (5.9)

20 (19.6)

43(8.8)

< 0.001

Difficult some of the time

82 (22.5)

32 (26.4)

114(23.5)

89 (22.9)

29 (28.4)

118(24)

Not too bad/It is easy

265 (72.6)

64 (52.9)

329(67.7)

277 (71.2)

53 (52)

330(67.2)

 

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

 

p-value

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

 

p-value

Age

35.78(1.39)

36.1 (1.45)

35.8(±1.40)

0.029

35.86 (1.42)

35.85 (1.39)

35.8(±1.4)

0.977