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. 2022 Jun 2;36(1):3050. doi: 10.11607/ofph.3050

Table 3.

Multiple Regression Analyses in the BMS and Control Groups for Effects of Psychologic Parameters on Conditioned Pain Modulation with Nonnoxious Stimulus CPM40°C

Dependent variable Predictor variable β t P
BMS
Constant 0.263 .798
Age –0.342 –1.259 .237
Disease-related pain –0.163 –0.594 .566
Pain duration (mo) 0.377 1.356 .205
T-A 0.031* 0.088 .932
D 0.327 0.420 .683
A-H –0.257 –0.458 .657
V –0.235 –0.485 .638
F –0.422 –1.052 .318
C 0.490 0.966 .357
Trait anxiety 0.415 1.047 .320
State anxiety –0.197 –0.395 .701
Control
Constant 0.678 .511
Age –0.091 –0.389 .704
T-A –0.077 –0.257 .802
D 0.057 0.136 .894
A-H 0.208 0.573 .577
V 0.160 0.593 .564
F –0.746 –2.829 .015*
C –0.033 –0.119 .907
Trait anxiety –0.016 –0.046 .964
State anxiety 0.009* 0.033* .974

A-H = anger-hostility; C = confusion; CPM = conditioned pain modulation; D = depression-dejection; F = fatigue; T-A = tension-anxiety; V = vigor.

*Significant (P < .05).