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Table 2 Multiple linear regression analyses of factors associated with QoL – patient report

From: Health-related quality of life of children and adolescents with mental disorders

Variables

QoL scales

 

Psychological well-being

Physical well-being

Autonomy & parent relations

Social support & peers

School environment

Variable

β

SE

p

β

SE

p

β

SE

p

β

SE

p

β

SE

p

Block 1 (psychopathology) R2

.61

.22

.13

.17

.24

 Internal. pathology

-.69

0.07

<.001

-.22

0.09

.117

.02

0.07

.893

-.47

0.12

.002

-.46

0.09

.004

 External. pathology

-.00

0.12

.968

-.21

0.15

.103

-.32

0.12

.008

-.00

0.20

.975

-.04

0.15

.765

Block 2 (child factors) R2 change

.05

.16

.36

.15

.05

 Age

-.17

0.44

.091

-.32

0.61

.018

-.16

0.47

.186

.24

0.77

.076

-.12

0.58

.385

 Gender

-.02

1.78

.828

.17

2.46

.193

-.25

1.88

.033

-.26

310

.053

-.08

2.24

.556

 Functional impairment

-.13

0.26

.204

-.18

0.35

.205

-.02

0.28

.858

-.20

0.46

.184

.04

0.34

.806

 Family functioning

.00

0.07

.991

-.12

0.09

.390

-.56

0.07

<.001

.08

0.12

.584

-.20

0.09

.188

 Previous treatment

-.12

1.64

.203

.03

2.23

.837

-.10

1.75

.381

.06

2.86

634

.04

2.10

.771

Cumulative R2

.66

.39

.48

.32

.30

Adjusted R2

.60 a

.29 b

.40 c

.21 d

.17 e

  1. Note: SE = standard error of unstandardised B; standardised betas are presented for the full model; both significant and non-significant betas are presented; significant coefficients are printed in bold; dichotomous variables: gender (female = 0, male = 1), previous mental health treatment (no previous treatment = 0, previous treatment = 1).
  2. a F = 11.767; p < .001.
  3. b F = 3.877; p ≤ .002.
  4. c F = 5.905; p < .001.
  5. d F = 2.911; p ≤ .014.
  6. e F = 2.393; p ≤ .038.
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