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Table 4 Hierarchical regression results predicting Depression (Model 1) and Anxiety (Model 2)

From: Perceived COVID-19 pandemic impact and protective factors predicting patient-reported depression and anxiety in individuals living with cancer

Predictors

Model 1: Depression (N = 499)

Model 2: Anxiety (N = 501)

B [95% CI]

β

B [95% CI]

β

Step 1: sociodemographic variables

 Age

− 0.10 [− 0.15, − 0.05]

− 0.13***

− 0.13 [− 0.19, − 0.08]

− 0.17***

 Gender (1 = Woman)

1.70 [0.37, 3.02]

0.08*

2.64 [1.16, 4.13]

0.12***

 Low income (1 =  < 20 k)

1.93 [− 0.26, 4.11]

0.06

3.39 [0.95, 5.83]

0.10**

 Race (1 = Non-Hispanic White)

− 0.10 [− 1.53, 1.33]

− 0.01

0.16 [− 1.43, 1.75]

− 0.01

 R2

0.05

 

0.08

 

 F

6.772***

 

11.426***

 

Step 2: clinical history

 Health status

− 1.63 [− 2.31, − 0.94]

− 0.17***

− 1.09 [− 1.85, − 0.33]

− 0.11**

 Cancer status (1 = active cancer)

1.64 [0.34, 2.95]

0.08*

1.48 [0.29, 2.94]

0.07*

 Time since diagnosis

0.07 [− 0.01, 0.14]

0.06

0.07 [− 0.02, 0.15]

0.06

 R2

0.22

 

0.20

 

 ΔR2

0.17

 

0.11

 

 ΔF

34.883***

 

22.841***

 

Step 3: COVID-19 impact

 Finances

0.58 [0, 1.16]

0.07*

0.61 [− 0.04, 1.26]

0.07

 Family

0.41 [− 0.14, 0.96]

0.06

1.11 [0.49, 1.73]

0.14***

 Essential needs

0.32 [− 0.24, 0.87]

0.04

0.50 [− 0.12, 1.12]

0.06

 Social

0.30 [− 0.38, 0.97]

0.03

0.12 [− 0.64, 0.88]

0.01

 R2

0.28

 

0.29

 

 ΔR2

0.06

 

0.09

 

 ΔF

10.272***

 

15.489***

 

Step 4: protective factors

 CD-RISC-10 (resilience)

− 0.24 [− 0.34, − 0.12]

− 0.19***

− 0.25 [− 0.37, − 0.13]

− 0.18***

 HHI (hope)

− 0.57 [− 0.70, − 0.44]

− 0.37***

− 0.46 [− 0.61, − 0.31]

-0.29***

 R2

0.50

 

0.44

 

 ΔR2

0.22

 

0.15

 

 ΔF

103.395***

 

63.977***

 

Final model

F(13, 485) = 36.534***

 

F(13, 487) = 28.837***

 
  1. Variables are continuous unless otherwise specified. All regression coefficients are from the final step in the analyses. COVID-19 Impact Well-being category excluded as predictor due to redundancy with outcome variables. Casewise deletion used for missing data. Model statistics at each step and significant predictors shown in bold
  2. B unstandardized Beta; β standardized Beta
  3. *p ≤ .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001; Sample sizes: Model 1(N = 499); Model 2 (N = 501)