The Relationship Between Anxiety and Employment Status in a German Working‐Age Population: Findings on Sex‐Specific Prevalence Rates and Associated Factors of Anxiety From the LIFE‐Adult‐Study
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Key Points
Anxiety symptoms are notably higher in individuals receiving ALG II benefits, indicating socioeconomic links.
In the full-time employment group, 7.6% of females exhibit anxiety compared to 2.9% of males, showing a gender disparity.
Negative binomial regressions confirm associations of anxiety with both ALG II and part-time employment status.
Factors influencing anxiety include low education, female sex, and reduced social resources, emphasizing complex causality.
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Implication
Analysis reveals higher anxiety prevalence in unemployed, especially among women, highlighting need for targeted support.