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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2017 Mar 30;36(5):512–520. doi: 10.1037/hea0000467

Table 4.

Hierarchical multiple regression results depicting self-reported cold symptoms as a function of variables of interest at each step of analysis.

Variable β SE t Sig CI R2 ΔR2
Step 1 .095 .095*
 Sex .20 1.95 2.52 .01* [1.05, 8.74]
 Age −.11 .10 −1.121 .23 [−31, .08]
 Income .02 <.001 .26 .80 [.000, .000]
 Education −.013 .56 −.16 .88 [−1.20, 1.03]
 Marital Status .18 1.26 2.18 .03* [.24, 5.23]
 BMI .13 .16 1.47 .14 [−.08, .55]
Step 2 .18 .09**
 Season of Participation −.30 1.90 −3.94 <.001** [−11.26, −3.74]
Step 3 .21 .03*
 Depressive Affect .17 1.66 2.16 .03* [.30, 6.84]
Step 4 .21 .002
 Social Network Size −.07 .17 −.60 .55 [−.43, .23]
 Social Network Diversity .04 .78 .34 .73 [−1.28, 1.82]
Step 5 .23 .02*
 Loneliness .48 .50 2.14 .03* [.08, 1.97]

Note. N= 159;

*

p < .05

**

p < .001

CI 95%