Longitudinal influence of quarantine and COVID-19 surge after quarantine was released on behavioral and mental problems among Chinese university students

Table 3 Quarantine, the COVID-19 surge’s influence on public cognition, mental response, and mental and behavioral problems

Group	β(SE)	Standard β
Perceived risk for COVID-19 infection
Quarantine##	-0.3632(0.0507) **	-0.1553
The COVID-19 surge	0.6584(0.0617)	0.2934
*Perceived severity for COVID-19 infection*
Quarantine##	0.0589(0.0419)	0.0334
The COVID-19 surge	0.2162(0.0482) **	0.1280
*Behavior belief for the lockdown*
Quarantine##	-0.6164(0.482) **	-0.2858
The COVID-19 surge	0.1073(0.0458) **	0.0649
*Outcome belief for lockdown*
Quarantine##	-0.0976(0.0461) *	-0.0488
The COVID-19 surge	0.0281(0.0522)	0.0155
*Mental stress*
Quarantine##	0.5677(0.4123)	0.0320
The COVID-19 surge	1.0528(0.4652) *	0.0649
*Short sleep duration (SSD)*
Quarantine##	0.2681(0.1103) *	0.0622
The COVID-19 surge	0.0443(0.2979)	0.00427
*Mental disorders*
Quarantine##	0.3846(0.1053) **	0.0972
The COVID-19 surge	0.2611(0.1208) *	0.0720

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