Table 4 Predictor analysis. The relation between baseline characteristics and symptom severity during COVID.19 crisis
CG, Univariate analysis coef, 95%CI, p | SG, Univariate analysis coef, 95%CI, p | |
|---|---|---|
Age | −0.09 (− 0.37–0.19,) p = 0.53 | 0.37 (− 0.13–0.88), p = 0.138 |
Gender | ||
Male | 0.74 (− 0.81–2.29), p = 0.34 | 0.04 (− 2.93–3.01), p = 0.977 |
Female | ||
Age of onset | 0.05 (− 0.19–0.30), p = 0.68 | Less than 5 years N = 19 |
More than 5 years N = 18 | ||
0.51 (− 2.25–3.26), p = 0.71 | ||
Therapy | ||
Yes | −1.24 (− 2.77–0.29), p = 0.11 | 1.58 (−4.48–1.32), p = 0.28 |
No | ||
OCD severity at time of diagnosis | − 0.11 (− 0.30–0.08), p = 0.23 | |
OCD contamination/cleaning | ||
Yes N = 52 | − 0.35 (− 2.22–1.53), p = 0.71 | 0.32 (− 2.44–3.09), p = 0.81 |
No N = 13 | ||
OCD hoarding | ||
Yes N = 29 | −0.82 (− 2.32–0-68), p = 0.28 | |
No N = 36 | ||
OCD aggressive/sexual | ||
Yes: 57 | 2.62 (0.43–4.82), p = 0.02* | 3.10 (0.56–5.65), p = 0.018* |
No: 8 | ||
OCD checking | ||
Yes 43 | 0.38 (−1.20–1.97), p = 0.63 | |
No 22 | ||
OCDsymmetry | ||
Yes 57 | 1.63 (−0.63–3.88), p = 0.15 | |
No 8 | ||
Just-right feeling | ||
Yes 42 | 0.03 (−1.55–1.60), p = 0.97 | |
No 23 | ||
Insight baseline | ||
0–1: 32 (Good-fair) | 1.21 (−0.31–2.73), p = 0.12 | |
2–4: 29 (Moderate-poor) | ||
Doubt baseline | ||
0–1 22 | 0.69 (−0.92–2.30), p = 0.39 | |
2–4 31 | ||
Responsibility baseline | ||
0–1: 34 | 0.38 (−1.27–2.03), p = 0.65 | |
2–3: 23 | ||
Avoidance baseline | ||
0–1 10 | −0.84 (−2.92–1.25), p = 0.43 | |
2–3 51 | ||
SRI | 0.11 (−1.40–1.62), p = 0.88 | |
Psychiatric comorbidity any | 1.24 (−0.30–2.78), p = 0.11 | −0.51 (−3.29–2.27), p = 0.71 |
Diagnosis of Anxiety | 0.28 (−1.40–1.96), p = 0.74 | |
Diagnosis of Depression | 1.22 (−4.89–7.32), p = 0.69 | |
Diagnosis of Psychosis | 0.91 (−2.67–4.49), p = 0.61 | |
Diagnosis of ADHD | −0.56 (−2.39–1.26), p = 0.54 | |
Diagnosis of Tic disorder | −0.31 (−2.31–1.70), p = 0.76 | |
Diagnosis of Planning difficulties | 1.01 (−1.16–3.17), p = 0.36 | |
Diagnosis of Anorexia | 1.75 (−2.58–6.09), p = 0.42 | |
Diagnosis of developmental disorder | 1.50 (−0.89–3.90) p = 0.21 | |
Diagnosis of Autism | 0.22 (−2.20–2.65) p = 0.85 | |
Familiy histoy of illnesses that affect the child | −0.16 (−2.10–1.78) p = 0,88 | |
1st degree family of anxiety | −0.13 (−1.84–1.58), p = 0.88 | |
1st degree family of psychosis | −5.89 (−11.82–0.04) p = 0.05* | |
1st degree family of depression | −0.42 (−2.30–1.45) p = 0.65 | |
1st degree family of autism | 1.01 (−2.11–4.13) p = 0.52 | |
1st degree family of tic disorder | −0.32 (−3.45–2.81) p = 0.84 | |
1st degree family of dyslexia | −0.28 (−2.46–1.89) p = 0.80 | |
1st degree family of ADHD | −0.06 (−2.35–2.23) p = 0.96 | |
1st degree family one psychiatric disorder | 0.58 (−0.97–2.13), p = 0.46 | |
1st degree family two psychiatric disorder | −0.28 (−2.46–1.89), p = 0–80 | |
Tendency - worry | 0.39 (−1.15–1.93) p = 0.62 | |
Multivariate analysis coef, 95%CI, p | ||
Therapy OCDaggressive sexuel | −1.04 (−2.55–0.47), p = 0.17 2.86 (0.50–5.22)p = 0.018* | |
OCD symmetry | 0.29 (−2.19–2.77) p = 0.81 | |
Insight baseline | 1.40 (−0.08–2.88) p = 0.06 | |
Any psychiatric comorbidity | 0.83 (−0.70–2.36), p = 0.28 | |