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Table 2 Self-reported level of stress, anxiety, and depression in study population collected using the DASS-21 questionnaire

From: The burden and predisposing factors of non-communicable diseases in Mashhad University of Medical Sciences personnel: a prospective 15-year organizational cohort study protocol and baseline assessment

Variable

Total (n = 3353)

Male (n = 1545)

Female (n = 1808)

P-value a

Depression (0–42)

 Normal

1578 (47.1%)

788 (51%)

790 (43.7%)

< 0.001

 Mild

696 (20.8%)

311 (20.1%)

385 (21.3%)

 Moderate

702 (20.9%)

302 (19.5%)

400 (22.1%)

 Severe

271 (8.1%)

107 (6.9%)

164 (9.1%)

 Extremely Severe

106 (3.2%)

37 (2.4%)

69 (3.8%)

Anxiety (0–42)

 Normal

1200 (35.8%)

600 (38.8%)

600 (33.2%)

< 0.001

 Mild

360 (10.7%)

162 (10.5%)

198 (11%)

 Moderate

750 (22.4%)

345 (22.3%)

405 (22.4%)

 Severe

491 (14.6%)

225 (14.6%)

266 (14.7%)

 Extremely Severe

552 (16.5%)

213 (13.8%)

339 (18.8%)

Stress (0–42)

 Normal

2771 (82.6%)

1315 (85.1%)

1456 (80.5%)

0.001

 Mild

276 (8.2%)

117 (7.6%)

159 (8.8%)

 Moderate

217 (6.5%)

89 (5.8%)

128 (7.1%)

 Severe

78 (2.3%)

21 (1.4%)

57 (3.2%)

 Extremely Severe

11 (0.3%)

3 (0.2%)

8 (0.4%)

  1. Notes: Values are presented as mean ± SD or N (%)
  2. aAnalysis by independent-samples T test or Chi-square test