Table 2.

Final Multivariate Models of Emotional and Physical Well-Being‡

Step	Variables	Levels	Emotional-Well Being‡‡‡			Physical Well-Being‡‡‡
			Estimate	SE	95% CI	Estimate	SE	95% CI
1	Age	[Continuous]	0.09**	0.03	0.04, 0.15	0.11**	0.04	0.04, 0.19
	Employment	Employed vs not employed	0.32	0.49	−0.64, 1.29	0.18	0.67	−1.15, 1.51
	Income	>$50,000 vs <$50,000	−0.40	0.50	−1.38, 0.58	0.54	0.68	−0.81, 1.90
	Marital status	Married vs not married	0.42	0.54	−0.65, 1.48	−0.71	0.74	−2.18, 0.76
	Education	≥ Some college vs ≤ high school	−0.07	0.45	−0.95, 0.82	−0.16	0.62	−1.38, 1.05
2	Time since dx	[Continuous]	0.01	0.008	−0.004, 0.03	−0.007	0.01	−0.03, 0.01
	TNM stage	T2/T3 vs T1	0.38	0.42	−0.46, 1.21	0.41	0.58	−0.74, 1.56
	Gleason score	> 6 vs ≤ 6	−0.08	0.40	−0.87, 0.72	0.37	0.55	−0.72, 1.47
	PSA	[Continuous]	−0.009	0.04	−0.09, 0.08	−0.02	0.06	−2.57, 0.03
	Tx status7	Initiated/completed vs pending	1.04*	0.48	0.10, 1.99	−1.26†	0.66	−0.14, 0.10
3	Perceived Stress	[Continuous]	−0.36***	0.03	−0.43, −0.29	−0.31***	0.05	−0.40, −0.22
	Religiosity	[Continuous]	0.002	0.03	−0.06, 0.06	0.004	0.04	−0.08, 0.08
4	Race	African American vs white	1.32*	0.59	0.16, 2.48	−0.24	0.81	−1.84, 1.36

^‡‡‡Recruitment site did not have a significant effect on emotional (p=0.35) or physical well-being (p=0.13)

^***p<0.001

^**p<0.01

^*p<0.05

^†p<0.10