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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Diabetes. 2015 Oct 21;17(7):500–508. doi: 10.1111/pedi.12331

Table 2.

Bivariate Associations of Independent Variables with HbA1c.

Variable r t or F

Demographics

Age −.04
Gender .05
Race (Caucasian vs. others) −3.79***
Household Income (≥$80,000 vs. <$80,000) 3.16***
Family structure (single vs. others) 2.06*

Disease Characteristics

Duration of diabetes .16
Insulin regimen 5.97***
Adolescent-reported Adherence (C-SCI) −.19*
Parent-reported Adherence (P-SCI) −.13

Adolescent-level variables

Depressive symptoms (CDI) −.06
Cognitive development score (PPVT) −.24**
Impulse control .05
Consideration of others .03

Family-level variables

Coercive parenting style .12
Family communication −.14
Adolescent responsibility for T1D management (DFRQ; adolescent report) −.18*
Adolescent responsibility for T1D management (DFRQ; parent report) −.20**
Parent expression of opinion during T1D discussion (DMIS; adolescent report) .22**
Parent expression of opinion during T1D discussion (DMIS; parent report) .30***

Note: Coefficients using the above variables are based on Spearman’s rho correlations, t-test, or ANOVA.

*

p< .10,

**

p <0.05,

***

p <0.01.