Pregnant women’s well-being and worry during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study

Table 5 Results of multivariate logistic regression analysis on well-being scores (scores ≥50 vs. scores < 50)^a

							95% C.I. For OR
Variables	B	S.E.	Wald	df	P	OR	Lower	Upper
Having an infected person with COVID-19 among relatives
No						1
Yes	0.786	0.356	4.880	1	0.027	2.194	1.093	4.405
Worry about health of mother & relationships^b
Low worry (scores < 5.6)						1
High worry (scores ≥5.6)	0.528	0.239	4.867	1	0.027	1.696	1.061	2.712
Worry about fetus health^b
Low worry (scores < 6.5)						1
High worry (scores ≥6.5)	0.625	0.251	6.181	1	0.013	1.868	1.141	3.057

^alow level of well-being (scores < 50), high level of well-being (scores ≥50), ^bthe median score as cut-off point
Eight variables entered the logistic regression analysis as independent variable include infection with COVID-19 in relatives, death due to COVID-19 in relatives, fear of COVID, family income, four factors of the worry scale. Method of analysis: Backward LR, Cox & Snell R Square = 0.052, Nagelkerke R Square = 0.078

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