Table 3.

Unadjusted and Adjusted Linear Regression Parameters

	Pain Severitye		Pain Interferencef		Fatigueg		Depressive Symptomsh
	B a	95% CI b	B	95% CI	B	95% CI	B	95% CI
Unadjusted Models c
BMI	.06***	[.03,.08]	.08***	[.04,.11]	.04	[−.07,.14]	.04	[−.11,.19]
Physical Activity	−.28	[−.66,−.10]	−.76**	[−1.29,−.23]	−.50	[−2.06,1.05]	−1.97	[−4.22,.28]
Adjusted Models d
BMI	.04***	[.02,.07]	.06**	[.03,.10]	.06	[−.04,.16]	.07	[−.08,.22]
Physical Activity	−.19	[−.55,.17]	−.69**	[−1.21,−.17]	−.41	[−1.95,1.13]	−1.78	[−3.99,.43]

Note:

^aunstandardized beta;

^b95% confidence interval for unstandardized parameter estimate;

^cunadjusted for covariates;

^dadjusted for covariates;

^ecovariates for pain severity model: race (0=White vs. 1=Non-White), education (0=high school diploma or less vs. 1=some college or more), and cancer stage (0=stage I vs. 1=stage II & III);

^fcovariates for pain interference model: race (0=White vs. 1=Non-White), education (0=high school diploma or less vs. 1=some college or more), and receipt of endocrine therapy in past week (0=no vs. 1=yes);

^gcovariates for fatigue model: age and cancer stage (0=stage I vs. 1=stage II & III);

^hcovariates for depressive symptoms model: age; ;

^*p<.05;

^**p<.01;

^***p<.001.