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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study participants (n = 1541)

From: Mediating role of resilience in the relationship between COVID-19 related stigma and mental health among COVID-19 survivors: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Mean (SD) or n (%)

Age (mean, SD)

57.5 (12.4)

BMI (mean, SD)

24.5 (3.4)

Gender

 Male

654 (42.4%)

 Female

887 (57.6%)

Marital status

 Married

1313 (85.2%)

 Unmarried/divorced/widowed

228 (14.8%)

Annual household income for 2020 (CNY)

 < 60,000

947 (61.5%)

 ≥ 60,000

594 (38.5%)

Dwelling state

 Living alone

195 (12.7%)

 Living together

1346 (87.3%)

Education level

 Senior high school or below

1082 (70.2%)

 Above senior high school

459 (28.8%)

Underlying diseases

 Yes

896 (58.1%)

 No

645 (41.9%)

Experience at intensive care unit

 Yes

49 (3.2%)

 No

1492 (96.8%)

Clinical classification of COVID-19 patients

 Asymptomatic

90 (5.8%)

 Mild

1113 (72.2%)

 Moderate

151 (9.8%)

 Critically severe

187 (12.2%)

Tobacco use

 Yes

193 (12.5%)

 No

1348 (87.5%)

Frequency of alcohol use per week

 < 2

1396 (90.6%)

 ≥ 2

145 (9.4%)

Post-traumatic stress disorder

 Yes

234 (15.2%)

 No

1307 (84.8%)

Anxiety

 No

1123 (72.9%)

 Mild

331 (21.5%)

 Moderate

52 (3.4%)

 Severe

35 (2.2%)

Depression

 No

983 (63.8%)

 Mild

357 (23.2%)

 Moderate

124 (8.0%)

 Moderate severe

56 (3.6%)

 Severe

21 (1.4%)

  1. Data are presented as n (%) or mean (SD)