Table 7. Results of a hierarchical multiple regression analysis for psychosocial growth.

Note: p<0.05: statistical significance level; dependent variable: psychosocial growth; t: independent samples t-test

Model		Unstandardized Coefficients		Standardized Coefficients	t-value	p-value
		B	Std. Error	Beta
1	(Constant)	21.927	3.72	-	5.893	0.000
	Age	0.024	0.05	0.037	0.522	0.602
	Gender	-1.080	0.52	-0.130	-2.095	0.037
	Marital status	0.803	0.76	0.076	1.054	0.293
	Education level	1.361	0.68	0.131	1.999	0.047
	Child presence	0.780	1.23	0.045	0.632	0.528
	Presence of chronic disease	-1.581	0.49	-0.197	-3.170	0.002
	Living with the old when you are young	1.854	0.67	0.187	2.750	0.006
	Region of residence	0.796	0.59	0.091	1.357	0.176
2	(Constant)	13.745	3.71	-	3.703	0.000
	Age	0.148	0.041	0.232	3.591	0.000
	Gender	0.879	0.49	0.103	1.764	0.079
	Marital status	0.038	0.64	0.004	0.059	0.953
	Education level	4.081	0.67	0.394	6.0.78	0.000
	Child presence	0.687	1.00	0.040	0.687	0.493
	Presence of chronic disease	-1.063	0.44	-0.133	-5.269	0.000
	Living with the old when you are young	2.930	0.80	0.296	3.645	0.000
	Region of residence	0.463	0.52	0.053	0.886	0.376
	Trust in people	-1.325	0.38	-0.205	-3.497	0.001
	Sensitivity to criticism	-1.358	0.25	-0.313	-5.269	0.000
	Depressive affect	-0.341	0.25	-0.108	-1.362	0.174
	Psychosomatic symptoms	0.000	0.11	0.000	0.003	0.998
	Feeling threatened in interpersonal relationships	0.129	0.23	0.037	0.560	0.576
	Parental Interest	1.325	0.14	0.562	9.444	0.000
	Relationship with the father	0.366	0.14	0.127	2.550	0.011
	Psychic isolation	-1.428	0.39	-0.222	-3.603	0.000