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. 2024 Apr 5;15(1):2333221. doi: 10.1080/20008066.2024.2333221

Table 6.

Hierarchical multiple linear regression model for the influence of sociodemographic factors, baseline psychopathology and changes in epistemic trust, mistrust, and credulity on the mean change of DSO symptoms (T2D).

  Step 1:
Sociodemographic factors
Step 2:
Baseline psychopathology factors
Step 3:
Improved epistemic trust
  β 95% CI p β 95% CI p β 95% CI p
    LL UL             LL UL  
Age –.15 –.18 .48 .38 –.32 –.07 .72 .11 –.43 .10 .77 .012
Gender (male = 0) .01 –.33 .32 .97 .003 –.32 .32 .98 –.09 –.23 .31 .78
Depression (T1)     –.40 –.01 .78 .06 –.35 –.01 .68 .054
Anxiety (T1)     .07 –.52 .37 .74 –.08 –.29 .45 .66
Somatization (T1)     .02 –.40 .37 .92 .09 –.41 .24 .59
Epistemic trust (T2D)a         .34 .70 .05 .026
Epistemic mistrust (T2D)b         .26 –.04 .62 .08
Epistemic credulity (T2D)b         .37 .07 .65 .017
R2 (Sig. model) .02 (.67) .13 (.44) .48 (.005)
Δ R2 (Sig. of Δ R2) .11 (.27) .35 (.001)

Notes: Lower values of dependent variable (T2D DSO mean change) indicate symptom improvement; β: standardized coefficient; CI = confidence interval; LL = lower limit; UL = upper limit; ahigher values indicate improvement; blower values indicate improvement; significant factors displayed in bold.