Table 2 Sociodemographic, clinical characteristics, and psychological characteristics, and results of univariate analysis on the factors of stigma in participants with anxiety disorders (n = 162).

From: Rasch analysis and application research of the Chinese version of the Skidmore anxiety stigma scale: a cross-sectional study

Variables

N (%)

Stigma

Z/r

P

Gendera

-0.603

0.547

Male

71(43.82%)

30.00(12.50,35.00)

  

Female

91(56.17%)

35.00(30.00,37.50)

Agea (year)

-2.146

0.032

<45

148(91.36%)

30.00(12.50,37.50)

  

≥ 45

14(8.64%)

30.00(15.00,37.50)

Educational level b

-2.929

0.003

Below bachelor’s degree

72(44.44%)

32.50(27.50,37.50)

  

Bachelor’s degree or above

90(55.56%)

25.00(12.50,35.00)

Chronic disease a

-0.833

0.405

No

115(70.99%)

32.50(12.50,37.50)

  

Yes

47(20.01%)

30.00(15.00,35.00)

Religiona

-2.227

0.026

No

148(91.36%)

30.00(12.50,37.50)

  

Yes

14(8.64%)

35.00(32.50,37.50)

Tobacco usea

-0.421

0.674

No

44(27.16%)

30.00(15.00, 36.875)

  

yes

118(72.84%)

30.00(12.50,37.50)

  

Alcohol use a

-0.924

0.355

No

68(41.98%)

28.75(12.50,35.00)

  

Yes

94(58.02%)

30.00(15.00, 37.50)

BMI a

-0.408

0.683

Normal

106(65.43%)

30.00(12.50,37.50)

  

Overweight

56(34.57%)

30.00(15.00,37.50)

Family history of mental illnessa

-4.361

< 0.001

No

108(66.67%)

32.50(25.00,37.50)

  

Yes

54(33.33%)

12.50(10.00, 33.125)

Blood b

11.982

0.007

O

70(43.21%)

30.00(20.625,37.50)

  

A

37(22.84%)

27.50(12.50,37.50)

B

36(22.22%)

18.75(10.00,32.50)

AB

19(11.73%)

35.00(27.50,37.50)

Residencea

-1.810

0.070

city

141

30.00(15.00,37.50)

  

village

21

15.00(8.75,35.00)

Objective Social Support c

-

-

-0.221

0.005

Subjective Social Support c

-

-

0.351

< 0.001

Support utilization c

-

-

-0.042

0.591

ATSPPH-SF c

-

-

-0.683

< 0.001

  1. Values are presented as number and the median (25th and 75th percentiles).
  2. Variables in bold are those considered statistically significant.
  3. BMI body mass index, ATSPPH-SF attitudes towards seeking professional psychological help.
  4. aValues are analyzed by Mann–Whitney U test (Z).
  5. bValues are analyzed by Kruskal–Wallis H test (Z).
  6. cValues are analyzed by Spearman correlation analysis (r).