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Table 3 Linear mixed modeling: synergistic effects of time, gender, and family cancer history on self-efficacy

From: Women with family cancer history are at risk for poorer physical quality of life and lower self-efficacy: a longitudinal study among men and women with non-small cell lung cancer

Parameter

Estimate

SE

df

t

p

95% Confidence Intervals

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

Results for self-efficacy for managing illness: analysis with main effects only (no interaction terms)

Intercept

3.89

0.05

196.43

84.88

<.01

3.80

3.98

Age (covariate)

<−0.01

<0.01

108.64

−1.33

.19

−0.01

<0.01

Surgery type (covariate)

0.11

0.08

109.36

1.47

.14

−0.04

0.27

Family cancer history

−0.07

0.03

108.91

−2.11

.04

−0.13

<0.01

Gender

0.15

0.03

108.91

4.61

<.01

0.09

0.22

Time

0.41

0.03

284.28

14.41

<.01

0.35

0.47

Results for self-efficacy for managing illness: analysis with interaction terms

Intercept

3.91

0.05

469.47

86.70

<.01

3.82

3.99

Age (covariate)

<−0.01

<0.01

689.34

−1.37

.17

−0.01

<0.01

Surgery type (covariate)

0.10

0.08

686.15

1.26

.21

−0.06

0.26

Family cancer history

−0.08

0.04

442.34

−2.03

.04

−0.17

<0.01

Gender

0.21

0.04

444.84

4.92

<.01

0.12

0.29

Gender * Family cancer history

−0.04

0.04

445.44

−0.85

.40

−0.12

0.05

Time

0.42

0.03

259.45

15.87

<.01

0.36

0.47

Time * Family cancer history

0.02

0.03

259.45

0.70

.49

−0.03

0.07

Time * Gender

−0.06

0.03

259.45

−2.15

.03

−0.11

<−0.01

Time * Gender* Family cancer history

0.06

0.03

259.45

2.29

.02

0.01

0.11

  1. Significant effects (p < .05) and trends for significant effects (p < .10) are marked in bold