Table 3.
Overall ADHD-RS reduction predicted by ECR, RSA and ASRS
| Crude | Adjusted | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| b | 95% CI | b | 95% CI | |
| ECR | − 1.68 | [− 3.38, 0.02] | − 1.18 | [− 2.91, 0.55] |
| RSA | − 1.98 | [− 3.66, − 0.31]* | − 1.76 | [− 3.45, − 0.07]* |
| ASRS | 3.44 | [1.78, 5.10]*** | 3.48 | [1.76, 5.20]*** |
| Control variables | ||||
| Female (ref. male) | 0.30 | [− 3.06, 3.66] | ||
| Age at baseline | − 0.29 | [− 1.55, 0.98] | ||
| Split family (ref. nuclear) | 0.09 | [− 2.88,3.07] | ||
| In medical treatment (ref. not) | − 5.32 | [− 8.79, − 1.84]** | ||
| Psych. disp. (no psych. Disp.) | − 1.21 | [− 5.71,3.29] | ||
| Missed out follow ups | 0.30 | [− 1.86,2.46] | ||
N = 64. Linear regression using full information maximum likelihood estimator. ECR, RSA and ASRS are standardized factor scores used only in separate models. Outcome is the reduction in ADHD-RS score during 12 months follow up. It is predicted in a mixed effects regression including all information available. Crude and adjusted estimates are controlled for baseline ADHD-RS
ASRS 1.1 Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale, RSA Resilience Scale for Adults, ECR Experiences in Close Relationships
* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001