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Table 3 Hierarchical regression model explaining the extent of parent-child discrepancies

From: Explaining parent-child (dis)agreement in generic and short stature-specific health-related quality of life reports: do family and social relationships matter?

 

Absolute parent-child discrepancies

Generic HrQoL

R 2 = .25; F (9, 59) = 2.22*

Condition-specific HrQoL

R 2 = .29; F (9, 60) = 2.78**

First step:

∆R 2 = .06; F (5, 63) = 0.74

∆R 2 = .13; F (5, 64) = 1.88

Sociodemographic and clinical variables

B (SE)

t

B (SE)

t

Children’s sex a

0.48 (1.83)

0.26

−0.99 (2.37)

−0.42

Children’s age group b

−2.12 (2.07)

−1.03

−2.29 (2.69)

−0.85

Diagnosis c

−4.10 (2.20)

−1.87

1.74 (2.87)

0.61

GH treatment d

2.67 (3.00)

0.89

6.15 (3.78)

1.63

Current height deviation e

−0.04 (2.04)

−0.02

−3.37 (2.66)

−1.27

Second step:

∆R 2 = .20; F (4, 59) = 3.89**

∆R 2 = .17; F (4, 60) = 3.54*

Psychosocial variables

B (SE)

t

B (SE)

t

Children’s sex a

−0.30 (1.76)

−0.17

−2.09 (2.30)

−0.91

Children’s age group b

−1.08 (2.00)

−0.54

−0.48 (2.61)

−0.18

Diagnosis c

−6.04 (2.24)

−2.70**

−2.49 (2.95)

−0.85

GH treatment d

2.59 (2.77)

0.94

6.75 (3.52)

1.92

Current height deviation e

−0.70 (2.02)

−0.35

−1.89 (2.64)

−0.72

parent-child relationships (child’s view)

0.27 (0.34)

0.79

0.01 (0.44)

0.01

parent-child relationships (parent’s view)

−1.19 (0.44)

−2.71**

−0.03 (0.58)

−0.05

Children’s social support

1.16 (0.50)

2.30*

1.12 (0.65)

1.71

Parental burden

−0.05 (0.33)

−1.48

−0.14 (0.04)

−3.28**

  1. ** p < .01, two-tailed. * p < .05, two-tailed
  2. a Reference group: 0 = female; b Reference group: 0 = children 8–12 years-old; c Reference group: 0 = growth hormone deficiency; d Reference group: 0 = be receiving/have received GH treatment; e Reference group: 0 = height deviation above -2 SD (achieved normal height)