Table 4.

Adjusted effects of psychosocial variables on fatigue intensity

Variable	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 4		Model 5
	Estimate	P	Estimate	P	Estimate	P	Estimate	P	Estimate	P
Baseline employment status	−0.532	0.002	−0.503	0.002	−0.438	0.005	−0.156	0.268	−0.123	0.428
Baseline income, log10	−0.061	0.073	−0.058	0.076	−0.050	0.106	−0.042	0.117	−0.039	0.174
On ART at baseline	−0.558	0.009	−0.377	0.071	−0.265	0.183	−0.218	0.204	−0.284	0.119
Years since HIV diagnosis at baseline	−0.029	0.018	−0.024	0.041	−0.018	0.107	−0.016	0.108	−0.008	0.437
CD4 count (mean)	−0.106	0.187	−0.088	0.256	−0.096	0.188	−0.097	0.122	−0.096	0.152
CD4 count (deviation)	−0.076	0.486	−0.057	0.597	−0.054	0.618	−0.099	0.342	−0.095	0.371
HIV RNA viral load, log10 (mean)	−0.106	0.307	−0.080	0.424	−0.067	0.479	−0.103	0.207	−0.118	0.175
HIV RNA viral load, log10 (deviation)	0.007	0.900	0.014	0.796	0.012	0.825	−0.003	0.960	0.012	0.817
Number of childhood traumas	0.121	0.004	0.091	0.026	0.068	0.085	0.063	0.060	0.078	0.029
Number of stressful events (mean)			0.308	< 0.001	0.216	0.018	0.135	0.088	0.167	0.046
Number of stressful events (deviation)			0.096	0.023	0.103	0.017	0.080	0.048	0.070	0.095
Baseline social support			−0.115	0.094	−0.065	0.327	−0.042	0.462	0.023	0.717
Davidson PTSD score (mean)					0.307	< 0.001
Davidson PTSD score (deviation)					0.079	0.135
HADS anxiety score (mean)							0.568	< 0.001
HADS anxiety score (deviation)							0.242	< 0.001
Beck Depression Inventory score (mean)									0.535	< 0.001
Beck Depression Inventory score (deviation)									0.212	< 0.001