The individuals living in Cochran and Bailey Counties had high likely to have cognitively impaired (AOR: 1.807, 95% CI: (0.749, 4.360), p = 0.188; AOR: 1.674, 95% CI: (0.267, 10.489), p = 0.582) though the adjusted odds ratios are not statistically significant, on the other hand Parmer County had the highest cognitively impaired individuals (AOR: 39.188, 95% CI: (3.123, 491.671) and this adjusted odds ratio is statistically highly significant ( p = 0.004).
After adjusted for the covariates in a multivariable analysis, results are given in Table 4 , it was found that age group 60–69 highly significant for Bailey County and mildly significant ( p = 0.067) for the participants in Cochran and Parmer Counties.
3 Anxiety was found to be highly significant risk factor for cognitively impaired individuals in Parmer and Bailey counties, and barely significant ( p = 0.073) in Cochran county, where Khan et al. 3 found that anxiety was significant for females’ cognitive dysfunction compared to male participants.