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Table 3 Associations of the undocumented status with well-being outcomes after adjusting for potential confounders

From: Migrant well-being and undocumented status in South Korea: a cross-sectional assessment of physical, psychological, social well-being, and health behaviors

 

Undocumented vs. Documented

 

OR (95% CI)

\(\beta\)(95% CI)

p-value

FDR-adjusted p-value

E value

Physical well-being

     

 Self-rated health

(average or worse)

1.43

(0.62, 3.29)

-

0.398

0.427

1.68

 Occupational injury

2.03

(0.93, 4.46)

-

0.077

0.105

2.20

Health behavior

     

 Cigarette smoking

2.05

(1.11, 3.78)

-

0.022

0.047*

2.22

Alcohol consumption level

     

 – moderate vs. none

1.52 (0.94, 2.46)

-

0.086

0.105

1.77

 – heavy vs. none

5.66 (1.82, 17.57)

-

0.003

0.041*

4.19

 Irregular meal pattern

1.77

(1.05, 3.01)

-

0.034

0.056

2.00

Psychological well-being

     

 Happiness

-

-0.65

(-0.89, -0.40)

< 0.001

< 0.001*

-

 GAD-2 > = 3

4.99

(2.79, 8.92)

-

< 0.001

< 0.001*

3.89

 PHQ-2 > = 3

3.40

(1.84, 6.26)

-

< 0.001

< 0.001*

3.09

 Mental illness score

-

1.57

(1.11, 2.03)

< 0.001

< 0.001*

-

Social well-being

 

-

   

 Having a person to talk

to when lonely

0.84

(0.47, 1.53)

-

0.576

0.576

1.40

 Having a person to ask for help when in trouble

0.78

(0.46, 1.32)

-

0.358

0.413

1.51

 Recreational community participation

0.20

(0.10, 0.41)

-

< 0.001

< 0.001*

3.92

 Ethnic community participation

0.38

(0.22, 0.67)

-

< 0.001

0.002*

2.63

 Religious community participation

0.53

(0.29, 0.96)

-

0.038

0.056

2.09

  1. All regressions were adjusted for age, gender, location of residence, months residing in Korea, monthly income, employment status, educational attainment, house size, housing quality, number of cohabitants, marital status, country of origin, and religion. Uncorrected p values were presented, while statistical significance after Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate correction was denoted with an asterisk (*)
  2. OR Odds ratio, CI Confidence intervals, GAD Generalized Anxiety Disorder, PHQ Patient Health Questionnaire, FDR False discovery rate