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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2012 Jun 18;158A(8):1877–1884. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.35425

Table IV.

Multiple variable linear regression analyses predicting uncertainty.

Outcome variable

Total scale Subscales

Predictor variable Uncertainty
B
CI
Ambiguity
B
CI
Lack of clarity
B
CI
Perceived personal control (1 – 7) −4.044b
−5.245 – −2.844
−1.642b
−2.293 – −0.990
−1.441b
−1.924 – −0.964
Optimism (0 – 24) −0.477a
−0.884 – −0.070
−0.290c
−0.509 – −0.070
−0.231c
−0.388 – −0.074
Disease severity (1 – 7) 1.797a
0.314 – 3.279
1.377b
0.589 – 2.165

Table includes all predictor variables that remained in the model after backwards step elimination. The confounding variables respondent's age, country of residence, highest education completed, and whether respondent is in a committed relationship are included as covariates in all models. Data not shown because relationships were not statistically significant. B, unstandardized regression coefficient, CI, 95% confidence interval.

a

P≤0.05,

b

P≤0.001,

c

P≤0.01