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. 2017 Dec 20;30(9):1079–1085. doi: 10.1007/s40520-017-0882-9

Table 3.

Forward stepwise multiple regression models of variables associated with FES-I, for total sample, women, and men

Independent variables Coefficient
(95% CI)
Standardized
coefficient
p value Variance inflation factor
For total sample (n = 153)*
 Constant 32.837 (29.081–36.594)
 Fear of falling 2.792 (2.006–3.578) 0.434 < 0.001 1.170
 SPPB − 0.605 (− 0.843 to − 0.367) − 0.303 < 0.001 1.120
 PGCM − 0.531 (− 0.764 to − 0.764) − 0.272 < 0.001 1.126
For women (n = 96)**
 Constant 29.021 (24.315–33.727)
 Fear of falling 2.558 (1.689–3.428) 0.437 < 0.001 1.140
 PGCM − 0.498 (− 0.775 to − 0.221) − 0.278 0.001 1.138
 Number of medications 0.375 (0.101–0.649) 0.203 0.008 1.049
 SPPB − 0.360 (− 0.636 to − 0.085) − 0.196 0.011 1.065
For men (n = 57)***
 Constant 34.684 (30.183–39.186)
 SPPB − 1.320 (− 1.710 to − 0.929) − 0.607 < 0.001 1.026
 CC-injury 3.338 (1.764–4.912) 0.381 < 0.001 1.026

Dependent variable: FES-I

Variables included in the modelling: fear of falling, SPPB, PGCM, number of medications, age, living alone, self-rated health, previous falls, MMSE, CC-I, CC-L, CC-H, and CC-B. As well as sex for the total sample

*Model adjusted R 2: 0.54, p < 0.001, Durbin–Watson statistic: 1.903

**Model adjusted R 2: 0.55, p < 0.001, Durbin–Watson statistic: 2.103

***Model adjusted R 2: 0.57, p < 0.001, Durbin–Watson statistic: 1.887