Table 4 Hypothesised associations for construct validity of ASCOT-Carer, CES and EQ-5D-3 L
Expected different observed? | |
|---|---|
ASCOT-Carer scores are 0.1 … than EQ-5D-3 L scores | |
1.More strongly correlated to CES | Yes |
2. Less strongly correlated to self-rated health | Yes |
3. More strongly correlated to overall QoL | Yes |
4. More strongly correlated to the SDS choice subscale | Yes |
5. More strongly correlated to relationship rewards scale | Yes |
6. More strongly correlated to UCLA loneliness subscale | Yes |
7. More strongly correlated to frequency of telephone contact with friends and family | Yes |
8. More strongly correlated to frequency of face-to-face contact with friends and family | Yes |
9. More strongly correlated to satisfaction with social care services | Yes |
ASCOT-Carer scores are 0.1 … than CES scores | |
10. More strongly correlated to the SDS choice subscale | Yes |
11. Less strongly correlated to relationship rewards | No |
12. More strongly correlated to the UCLA loneliness subscale | No |
ASCOT-Carer scores are within 0.1 the same correlation with … than CES scores | |
13. Overall QoL | Yes |
14. Self-rated health | Yes |
15. Frequency of telephone contact with friends and family | Yes |
16. Frequency of face-to-face contact with friends and family | Yes |
17. Satisfaction with social care services | Yes |