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. 2011 Aug 26;11:144. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-11-144

Table 4.

Social impairment and DAS responses

Variables Total sample of population Over threshold DAS (+) Below threshold DAS (-) Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Number % Number % Number % Statistical tests Corrected p-value Odds Ratio (95%CI) Corrected
p-value

Other hobbies
 no 83 18.4 46 56.1 36 43.9 χ2 = 41.77 < 10-3 0.22 (0.13-0.36) < 10-3
 yes 367 81.6 76 20.9 288 79.1 1df
Going out less
 no 282 62.5 44 15.7 236 84.3 χ2 = 52.34 < 10-3 4.79 (3.05-7.53) < 10-3
 yes 169 37.5 79 47.3 88 52.7 1df
See fewer friends
 no 340 75.4 60 17.8 277 82.2 χ2 = 62.14 < 10-3 5.78 (3.58-9.32) < 10-3
 yes 111 24.6 62 56.4 48 43.6 1df
Marital difficulties
 no 369 82.7 82 22.4 284 77.6 χ2 = 31.18 < 10-3 4.61 (2.66-7.99) < 10-3
 yes 77 17.3 41 53.9 35 46.1 1df
Family difficulties
 no 359 79.6 73 20.5 284 79.5 χ2 = 41.86 < 10-3 4.69 (2.80-7.86) < 10-3
 yes 92 20.4 49 54.4 41 45.6 1df
Work difficulties
 no 379 83.8 81 21.6 294 78.4 χ2 = 39.61 < 10-3 4.42 (2.56-7.64) < 10-3
 yes 73 16.2 42 57.5 3 42.5 1df
Financial difficulties
 no 443 98 117 26.7 322 73.3 χ2 = 7.09 10-2 4.85 (1.18-19.97) 0.03
 yes 9 2 6 66.7 3 33.3 1df
Deprivation of necessary purchases in order to play
 no 422 94.6 105 25.1 314 74.9 χ2 = 19.79 < 10-3 6.05 (2.48-14.74) < 10-3
 yes 24 5.4 16 66.7 8 33.3 1df

Odds Ratio and p-value were adjusted for age, sex and educational level.

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