International Journal of Child Care and Education Policy

Table 3 Parental anxiety levels based on gender, educational background, income, occupation, and the district, where the respondent lives

From: Parental anxiety and form of parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic

No.	Respondent identity	Anxiety level
No.	Respondent identity	Minimum anxiety	Mild anxiety	Moderate anxiety	Severe anxiety
A	Gender
1	Female	6.90	27.04	37.21	28.86
2	Male	13.56	37.29	33.90	15.25
B	Educational background
1	Elementary School	6.25	12.5	25.00	56.25
2	Junior high school	2.17	30.43	26.09	41.30
3	High school	4.32	17.28	44.85	33.55
4	College	12.75	40.85	30.72	15.69
C	Age
1	20–30 Years	4.76	19.05	42.86	33.33
2	31–40 Years	10.49	33.57	32.17	23.78
3	41–50 Years	4.17	26.79	41.07	27.98
4	> 50 Years	14.71	35.29	30.88	19.12
D	Income
1	< 2,000,000	4.93	22.66	40.39	32.02
2	2,000,000–3,999,000	14.75	32.79	33.61	18.85
3	4,000,000–5,999,000	10.45	53.73	22.39	13.43
4	> 6,000,000	12.28	38,60	31.58	17.54
E	Profession
1	Housewife	5.84	20.95	39.26	33.95
2	Government employees	17.39	41.30	26.09	15.22
3	Private employees	10.92	42.53	29.89	16.67
4	entrepreneur	4.76	31.75	47.62	15.87
5	Others	22.22	11.11	33.33	33.33
F	City/District
1	Tasikmalaya City	8.30	33.19	34.93	23.58
2	Tasikmalaya Regency	4.15	21.45	43.60	30,80
3	Other Cities/Districts	15.23	36.42	25.83	22.52

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