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Table 3 Logistic regression predicting the likelihood of symptoms of perinatal anxiety among women in selected health centres and the affiliated district hospital in Rwanda

From: A cross-sectional study of the prevalence and factors associated with symptoms of perinatal depression and anxiety in Rwanda

Independent variables

B

Wald

df

p

Odds Ratio

95% C.I.

% Screen High on SAS

Lower

Upper

Relationship with husband

 Strong

−0.47

1.43

1

0.23

0.62

0.29

1.35

28.9

 Poor (r)

    

1.00

  

54.9

Planned pregnancy

 Unplanned

−0.63

2.76

1

0.10

0.53

0.25

1.12

28.6

 Planned (r)

    

1.00

  

49.3

Number of Children

 

6.00

4

0.20

    

No Child

−1.20

3.35

1

0.07

0.30

0.08

1.09

17.2

One

−0.21

0.16

1

0.69

0.81

0.29

2.28

34.9

Two

−0.48

0.80

1

0.37

0.62

0.21

1.78

30.8

Three

0.44

0.50

1

0.48

1.56

0.46

5.28

55.0

Four or more

    

1.00

  

52.9

Stressful life events*

 None

−1.62

15.33

1

0.00

0.20

0.09

0.44

15.9

 At least one (r)

    

1.00

  

52.1

 Constant

0.99

5.13

1

0.02

2.70

   
  1. *: Predictors with a p < .05, “r”: Reference category, df degree of freedom, p p-value, B regression coefficient