Table 2. Results of linear regression analyses predicting attitude toward antidepressants with subgroups of vicarious experience of depression for respondents with and without a history of depression.

Covariate	Coeff.	95% CI	P
HISTORY OF DEPRESSION (n = 451)
Has Friend With History of Depression	0.16	(−0.94, 1.27)	0.77
Has Family Member With History of Depression	1.08	(0.08, 2.07)	0.03
Past history of medication use	3.00	(1.98, 4.03)	<0.0001
PHQ-9 Score	−0.07	(−0.14, −0.001)	0.045
NO HISTORY OF DEPRESSION (n = 550)
Has Friend With History of Depression	0.77	(0.06, 1.48)	0.03
Has Family Member With History of Depression	0.47	(−0.25, 1.21)	0.20
PHQ-9 Score	−0.20	(−0.31, −0.10)	<0.0001

Note: Results have been adjusted for the following control variables: Age, PHQ-9 score, income, educational attainment, gender, ethnicity, availability of primary care, and relationship status.

A positive coefficient represents a more positive attitude towards antidepressant medications.

Number of observations in each regression model differs slightly from demographic data due to missing responses.