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Table 1 Weighted prevalence of characteristics of study participants, Michigan COVID-19 recovery surveillance study, 2020–2021 (n = 2,759)

From: Prevalence and predictors of perceived COVID-19 stigma within a population-based sample of adults with COVID-19

  

COVID-19 stigma

 

Total

Yes

No

p-value

(100%)

(n = 1,050, 38.8%)

(n = 1,709, 61.2%)

 

Age group

   

0.000

 18–34

37.4

39.6

35.9

 

 35–44

17.1

20.5

15.0

 

 45–54

17.5

17.0

17.8

 

 55–64

15.9

14.5

16.8

 

 ≥65

12.1

8.4

14.5

 

Sex

   

0.000

 Male

46.1

39.9

50.0

 

 Female

53.9

60.1

50.0

 

Race and ethnicity

   

0.017

 Hispanic

8.6

9.4

8.1

 

 Non-Hispanic White

71.5

67.9

73.7

 

 Non-Hispanic Black

9.5

11.5

8.3

 

 Another non-Hispanic race and ethnicity

10.4

11.2

9.9

 

Marital status

   

0.022

 Married or cohabiting

62.1

59.2

64.0

 

 Not married or cohabiting

37.9

40.8

36.0

 

Employment status

   

0.021

 Healthcare worker

12.1

13.7

11.2

 

 Non-healthcare worker

60.2

61.5

59.4

 

 Unemployed

27.7

24.8

29.5

 

Household income

   

0.010

 <$35,000

30.9

33.8

29.0

 

 $35,000–74,999

30.7

31.4

30.2

 

 ≥$75,000

38.4

34.8

40.8

 

Pre-existing diagnosed physical comorbidities

   

0.403

 Yes

49.0

50.1

48.3

 

 No

51.0

49.9

51.7

 

Pre-existing diagnosed psychological or psychiatric condition

   

0.000

 Yes

12.9

16.6

10.5

 

 No

87.1

83.4

89.5

 

Body mass index

   

0.179

 Underweight/normal

26.3

28.4

24.9

 

 Overweight

31.4

30.9

31.7

 

 Obese

42.3

40.7

43.4

 

Cigarette smoking directly prior to COVID-19 illness

   

0.606

 Yes

8.6

9.0

8.4

 

 No

91.4

91.0

91.6

 

COVID-19 symptom severity

   

0.000

 Asymptomatic/mild

32.4

26.6

36.0

 

 Moderate

32.4

32.6

32.2

 

 Severe

23.5

26.5

21.6

 

 Very severe

11.7

14.3

10.2

 

Hospitalized

   

0.859

 Yes

9.1

9.3

9.1

 

 No

90.9

90.7

90.9

 
  1. Note Weighted percentages are reported
  2. COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019