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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychosom Med. 2014 Jul-Aug;76(6):437–444. doi: 10.1097/PSY.0000000000000074

Table 4. Determinants of Pain Interference Six Weeks after Hospital Dischargea.

Model R2 Adjusted R2 R2 Change F Change F Change Sig
Step 1 .22 .17 .22 4.39 <.001
Step 2 .38 .35 .17 46.62 <.001
Variables in the equation at Step 2: Standardized Beta t Sig. 95.0% Confidence Interval for Beta
Lower Upper
(Constant) 1.91 .058 -.12 6.84
Age in years -.15 -2.31 .022 -.07 -.01
Body mass index .01 .15 .88 -.05 .05
Pump time (minutes) .04 .20 .84 -.02 .02
Cross clamp time (minutes) -.06 -.34 .73 -.03 .02
Baseline pain interference .27 4.19 <.001 .12 .34
Marital status (single/partnered) .04 .63 .53 -.44 .85
Baseline perceived control .005 .08 .94 -.04 .05
Baseline global sleep quality .12 1.80 .074 -.01 .14
Baseline anxiety .15 2.20 .026 .05 .83
Baseline social support -.05 -.76 .45 -.04 .02
Time from surgery to enrollment .04 .56 .58 -.02 .03
Change in depressive symptoms .42 6.82 <.001 .09 .17
a

linear regression, pain interference as dependent variable in analysis