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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Heart Lung. 2013 Sep 20;42(6):465–472. doi: 10.1016/j.hrtlng.2013.08.008

Table 5.

Results from hierarchical regression models predicting exercise capacity (N = 596).

Predictors Peak workload on cycle ergometer (watt) 6-minute walk distance (feet)


R2 R2 change Beta R2 R2 change Beta
Step 1a .340* .165*
Step 2; symptom cluster subgroups .353* .014* −6.66* .191* .025* −132.68*
F equation F6,575 = 52.40, p = .0001 F6,577 = 22.69, p = .0001
Step 2; dyspnea .376* .036* −8.13* .212* .046* −134.51*
F equation F6,575 = 57.68, p = .0001 F6,577 = 25.81, p = .0001
Step 2; anxiety .344* .005* −2.91* .178* .013* −71.32*
F equation F6,575 = 50.30, p = .0001 F6,577 = 21.25, p = .0001
Step 2; depression .342 .002 −2.08 .181* .016* −77.37*
F equation F6,575 = 49.81, p = .0001 F6,577 = 20.89, p = .0001
Step 2; fatigue .351* .011* −4.58* .176* .011* −66.19*
F equation F6,575 = 51.72, p = .0001 F6,577 = 20.55, p = .0001

All models in step 2 were analyzed separately.

FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 s; MOS-36, Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short Form Health Survey.

*

p value < .05.

a

Predictors in step 1 include age, gender, FEV1% predicted, education level, and economic status.