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. 2011 May 2;16(4):512–523. doi: 10.1093/deafed/enr015

Table 2.

ANCOVA models on YQoL-R and YQoL-DHH domains by perceived parent–youth level of understanding

All of what they say Most of what they say Some to none of what they say Fa Significancea Partial η2
Adjustedmean (SE) Adjusted mean (SE) Adjusted mean (SE)
YQoL-self 72.18 (1.4) 69.48 (1.3) 63.83 (2.6) 3.80 .02 .038
YQoL-environment 87.06 (1.3) 84.79 (1.1) 79.40 (2.3) 4.05 .02 .038
YQoL-relationship 84.34 (1.5) 80.60 (1.4) 73.95 (2.8) 5.18 .01 .048
YQoL-generic Welch test 87.68 (1.7) 83.55 (1.6) 79.68 (3.1) 6.63 .002 .026
YQoL_DHH-participation 67.40 (1.9) 54.55 (1.8) 50.71 (3.6) 14.07 .001 .119
YQoL_DHH-acceptance/advocacy 78.00 (1.4) 75.43 (1.3) 66.74 (2.6) 6.60 .002 .059
YQoL_DHH-perceived stigmab 19.17c (0.01) 18.89c (0.01) 18.57c (0.03) 2.05 .13 .019

Note. ANCOVA, analysis of covariance; DHH, deaf or hard of hearing; ns, not significant; SE, standard error; YQoL-R, Youth Quality of Life-Revised; YQoL-DHH, Youth Quality of Life—Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing.

a

Adjusted for mode of communication, age, parent hearing status, and reported depression symptoms (CDI-S score).

b

YQoL_DHH-perceived stigma: Higher scores are associated with greater perceived stigma. To remedy highly skewed perceived stigma data, a constant of 1 was added to bring all data to non-zero value and log-transformation method was applied to positive scores prior to model analysis, and adjusted geometric means are obtained by back-transformation.

c

Adjusted geometric means.