Table 2.
Associations of stress responses and self-rated health with SOC and stressors in 190 male workers: model 1a
| Dependent variables | Adjusted R2 | Independent variables (partial regression coefficient) b |
|---|---|---|
|
Tension |
0.214*** |
SOC (−0.408***) |
| Job demand (quantity) (−0.193**) | ||
|
Fatigue |
0.306** |
SOC (−0.390***) |
| Job demand (quantity) (−0.357***) | ||
|
Anxiety |
0.313*** |
SOC (−0.352***) |
| Job demand (quality) (−0.349***) | ||
| Low support from supervisor (0.187*) | ||
|
Depression |
0.335*** |
SOC (−0.411***) |
| Low support from supervisor (0.197**) | ||
| Married (−0.195**) | ||
| Job demand (quantity) (−0.158*) | ||
|
Subjective symptoms |
0.092*** |
SOC (−0.314***) |
|
Vigor |
0.395*** |
SOC (0.275**) |
| Low job aptitude (−0.206**) | ||
| Low support from supervisor (−0.254***) | ||
| Self-rated health | 0.018* | Physical job load (−0.183**) |
| Work duration (0.182*) | ||
| Low support from colleagues (−0.157*) |
a See Methods section for the stepwise multiple regression model procedure.
b Only those significantly associated with dependent variables are shown.
*p < 0.05 **p < 0.01 ***p < 0.001.