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. 2016 Mar 27;16(3):221–229. doi: 10.1016/j.ijchp.2016.02.001

Table 2.

Significance of individual predictors in final regression model.

Standardised Beta (β)
(Female) vs. Male −.12**
Age −.10*



Education Level
 (Undergraduate) vs. None .06
 (Undergraduate) vs. High school .05
 (Undergraduate) vs. Postgraduate degree −.04
 (Undergraduate) vs. Other certificate .0



(Not Working) vs. Working −.18*



Employment Status
 (Unemployed) vs. Full time employed −.02
 (Unemployed) vs. Part time employed or student −.04
 (Unemployed) vs. Disabled −.01
 (Unemployed) vs. At home parent −.05
 (Unemployed) vs. Retired −.08



Civil Status
 (Married) vs. Divorced −.01
 (Married) vs. Have a partner .13**
 (Married) vs. Other .04
 (Married) vs. Separated .05
 (Married) vs. Single .15**



Number of Dependents
 (None) vs. 1-2 .04
 (None) vs. 3+ .06



(No previous depression diagnosis): Previous diagnosis .18***
(Experienced recent loss) vs. No recent loss .07+
(Knew suicide completer) vs. Did not know completer −.01
(Family history of depression) vs. No family history .05



Frequency of Alcohol Consumption
 (Never or infrequently) vs. Once or twice per week −.04
 (Never or infrequently) vs. 3+ times per week .04



Annual Income
 (<€11k) vs. €11-22k .02
 (<€11k) vs. €22-44k −.03
 (<€11k) vs. €44k+ −.07



Recent Life Stresses
 (None) vs. Family .13**
 (None) vs. Financial .04
 (None) vs. Work .16***
 (None) vs. Partner .09*
 (None) vs. Other .1*

Note: Dummy/reference variables are in brackets. If β is + the comparison variable is associated with a higher BDI score, if β is -, the dummy variable is associated with a higher BDI score.

+ p = .052,

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001