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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
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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