TABLE 1.

Descriptive Statistics and Logistic Regression Analyses Predicting the Presence of Suicide Ideation (N = 125)

		Suicide Ideation
Variables	Mean (SD) or N (%)	Univariate OR (95% CI)	Multivariate OR (95% CI)
Age	60.86 (10.43)	.97 (.94−1.01)	.99 (.96−1.03)
Gender	58 (46.4%)	.95 (.46−1.93)	.97 (.43−2.18)
HRSD	26.33 (7.50)	1.05 (1.01−1.11)a	1.05 (.98−1.11)
BHS	11.33 (6.33)	1.07 (1.01−1.14)a	1.02 (.94−1.12)
RFL-SC	57.11 (18.38)	.96 (.94−.99)b	.99 (.96−1.03)
RFL-RF	13.42 (4.40)	.92 (.84−1.00)	1.00 (.87−1.14)
RFL-FS	14.50 (4.91)	.89 (.82−.96)b	.90 (.81−.99)a
RFL-MO	14.10 (6.50)	.91 (.86−.96)b	.95 (.87−1.03)
RFL-RF X BHS	–	–	1.02 (1.00−1.04)a

Note: Gender = male; HRSD = Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression without the suicide ideation item; BHS = Beck Hopelessness Scale; RFL = Reasons for Living; SC = Survival and Coping; RF = Responsibility to Family; FS = Fear of Suicide; MO = Moral Objections. All variables were entered simultaneously into the multivariate analysis. Hosmer-Lemeshow tests (28) suggested an acceptable fit of the logistic models for current suicide ideation, X²(8, 125) = 7.95, p = .44. Wald tests were used for significance testing (df = 1).

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