For respiratory conditions, inability to maintain adequate warmth during winter (EP1) demonstrated a marginally significant association ( p = 0.051, η = 0.109), with 81.6% of participants with lung disease unable to keep their homes warm compared to 18.4% who maintained comfortable temperatures.
Similarly, for anxiety, those living alone presented higher scores ( M = 11.51, SD = 9.93) than those living with others ( M = 8.67, SD = 8.44), but the difference only approached significance, p = 0.061, η 2 = 0.01, with a small effect size.
Whilst there exists a significant but modest correlation between age and anxiety ( r = 0.14, p < 0.05), the correlations between age and depression, stress, and general anxiety/depression did not reach statistical significance (all p s > 0.05).