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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Asthma. 2010 Oct;47(8):883–888. doi: 10.3109/02770903.2010.492540

Table 2.

Variables associated with more asthma knowledge a

Bivariate Multivariate


Variables Estimate P value Estimate P value R2b






Older age −.22 .02 −.27 .001
Men +7.76 .02 -- ns
College graduate +14.17 <.0001 +6.53 .005
Less severe asthma +.49 .06 -- ns
More social support +.06 .34 -- ns
Fewer depressive symptoms +.59 .0007 -- ns
White +18.97 .0001 +14.2 .001
African American −7.82 .003 -- ns
Latino −2.89 .03 -- ns
Better rating of results of care +1.40 .41 -- ns
More satisfied with asthma status +1.88 .05 -- ns
Triggered by weather −9.45 .0003 -- ns
Triggered by stress −9.87 <.0001 -- ns
Had ED visit in past 3 months −11.88 .0002 −7.33 .01
.41 c
Attitude toward asthma +.42 .005 +.23 .14
Asthma self-efficacy +.41 <.0001 +.13 .19
.45 d
a

based on the knowledge domain of the Knowledge, Attitude and Self-Efficacy Asthma Questionnaire

b

variance explained by model

c

model excluding attitude and self-efficacy variables

d

model with all variables