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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2017 Apr 1;29(9):1112–1118. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2017.1307916

Table 3.

Association between HIV Status Disclosure and Depression at Study Enrollment

Univariate Multivariate

Independent variables Parameter P-value Parameter P-value
Main exposures
Comfort level
 Not comfortable 3.6237 0.062
 Somewhat Comfortable 1.2402 0.516
 Comfortable 0.8221 0.705
 Very comfortable 0
Time to first disclosure
 A few months after 5.796 0.008 4.687 0.008
 A few weeks after 9.986 0.010 2.687 0.447
 within a few days 0 0
Extent of disclosure to social network
 None −0.0396 0.985
 Very few 0.644 0.728
 Some of them 2.4244 0.407
 About half −1.2615 0.609
 Most of them 0.2018 0.920
 All or nearly all 0
Age −0.091 0.363
Education
 Lower than high school 0
 Completed high school −0.179 0.938
 Above high school −3.711 0.086
Income $12000 or less 5.808 <0.001 2.659 0.077
Enrollment waves
 Pre- HAART 1.249 0.456
 Post- HAART 0
Log10 (HIV RNA level) −1.414 0.046 −1.568 0.011
Quality of life −0.384 <.001 −0.348 <.001

Note: covariates adjusted for in the multivariate model include income level, Log10(HIV RNA level) and Quality of life.