Table 3 Statistics of mental health symptoms associated with COVID-19 pandemic
From: Perception of Iraqi youth towards social and psychological impact of COVID-19
Not at all impaired | Little of time | Some time | Most of the time | All the time | P* | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
n (%) | n (%) | n (%) | n (%) | n (%) | ||
Feel nervous, anxious, stressed | 141 (18.5) | 135 (17.7) | 213 (28) | 136 (17.8) | 137 (18) | |
Female | 86 (18.2) | 82 (17.3) | 127 (26.8) | 83 (17.5) | 95 (20.1) | 0.42 |
Male | 55 (19) | 53 (18.3) | 86 (29.8) | 53 (18.3) | 42 (14.2) | |
Have trouble sleeping or nightmares | 558 (73.2) | 97 (12.7) | 52 (6.8) | 25 (3.3) | 30 (3.9) | |
Female | 347 (73.4) | 58 (12.3) | 33 (7) | 17 (3.6) | 18 (3.8) | 0.95 |
Male | 211 (73) | 39 (13.5) | 19 (6.6) | 8 (2.8) | 12 (4.2) | |
Feel sad or depressed | 164 (21.5) | 146 (19.2) | 138 (18.1) | 124 (16.3) | 190 (24.9) | |
Female | 102 (21.5) | 88 (18.6) | 77 (16.3) | 81 (17.1) | 125 (26.4) | 0.38 |
Male | 62 (21.5) | 58 (20.1) | 61 (21.1) | 43 (14.9) | 65 (22.5) |