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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pain. 2014 Oct 16;155(12):2630–2637. doi: 10.1016/j.pain.2014.09.028

Table 3.

Multilevel Regressions of Momentary Associations Between Changes in Pain and Fatigue and Subsequent (Lagged) Changes in Activity Pacing

Random Effects
Pain→Pacing Fatigue→Pacing

  Covariance
  Parameter
Subject Estimate SE Z p Estimate SE Z p

  Intercept CS ID 5.25 .66 7.94 <.0001 5.26 .66 7.97 <.0001
    CS ID −0.02 .0006 −32.29 <.0001 −.02 .0005 −32.47 <.0001
    CS DAY(ID) 1.00 .12 8.68 <.0001 .99 .11 8.75 <.0001
   Residual 3.41 .11 32.29 <.0001 3.40 .11 32.47 <.0001

Fixed Effects
Pain→Pacing Fatigue→Pacing

      Effect β SE t p β SE t p
Intercept 5.70 .32 17.74 <.0001 5.81 .31 18.48 <.0001
Level 1 (df = pain 2699, fatigue 2720)
  Momentary pain/fatigue .11 .03 4.16 <.0001 .11 .03 3.74 .0002
Level 3 (df = pain 145, fatigue 146)
WOMAC pain severity .08 .07 1.26 .21
BFI fatigue severity .16 .12 1.31 .19
Age .07 .04 1.95 .05 .07 .04 1.93 .06
  Sex −.06 .41 −.13 .89 −.17 .40 −.43 .67
  Body Mass Index .02 .04 .57 .57 .03 .04 .71 .48
  Six Minute Walk (feet) −.002 .001 −2.31 .02 −.002 .001 −2.37 .02
  Average Activity .001 .002 .51 .61 .001 .002 .47 .64
Illness Burden .02 .05 .53 .60 .02 .05 .47 .64
  CES-D .04 .03 1.60 .11 .03 .03 1.08 .28

Note. A compound symmetry matrix was used to model the error variance on the DV. Level 1 variables are person-centered. Level 3 variables are sample-centered.

ID = subject identifier. CES-D = Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale; WOMAC = Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index; Illness Burden = # self-report health problems/symptoms, 41 possible);

*

average of all momentary self-report ratings over the study period