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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2017 Jul 6;22(10):1313–1320. doi: 10.1080/13607863.2017.1348477

Table 3.

Summary of the Regression Predicting the Subjective Well-being Indicators

Total
PGCMS score
Attitude toward
one’s aging
Satisfaction
with social
relations
Psychological
comfort

Model Variable β p β p β p β p
1: Sociodemographic Culturea −.16 .57 .08 .79 −.49 .09 .12 .66
Age .03 .70 .01 .86 .06 .39 −.02 .75
Gender .02 .82 .05 .50 .00 .96 −.02 .78
Education −.09 .25 −.06 .42 −.03 .69 −.12 .12

ΔR2 .02 .51 .02 .42 .06 .04 .04 .17

2: Social Living at home .07 .40 .04 .65 .09 .27 .02 .84
Living alone −.07 .46 −.02 .87 −.11 .23 −.02 .86

ΔR2 .01 .51 .00 .75 .01 .27 .00 .79

3: Health Cognitive function −.19 .06 −.07 .50 −.16 .12 −.22 .03
Vision problem −.05 .59 −.02 .86 −.03 .75 −.08 .42
Hearing problem −.24 .01 −.18 .06 −.12 .21 −.25 < .01
Number of diseases −.08 .46 −.12 .27 .06 .61 −.14 .19
ADL .23 .05 .15 .22 .26 .02 .10 .40

ΔR2 .12 < .001 .06 .05 .07 .02 .12 < .001

4: Interaction Cul × Living at home .11 .68 .17 .53 .20 .45 −.18 .49
Cul × Living alone −.11 .16 −.17 .03 −.05 .54 −.03 .73
Cul × Cognitive function .17 .09 .05 .62 .17 .09 .17 .09
Cul × Vision problem .03 .81 .03 .84 .03 .81 .01 .95
Cul × Hearing problem −.03 .82 −.04 .80 .00 .99 −.04 .75
Cul × Number of diseases .01 .91 .05 .66 −.07 .52 .07 .53
Cul × ADL −.10 .39 −.11 .36 −.05 .69 −.07 .53

ΔR2 .04 .43 .04 .38 .02 .68 .03 .61

Total R2 .18 < .01 .13 .19 .17 .03 .18 .01

Notes: N = 184.

Standardized and R-squared coefficients significant at p < .05 are reported in bold.

ΔR2 = independent explained variances of each predictive model determined by entering all of the predictors in the last step of the multiple hierarchical analysis.

ADL = Activities of Daily Living; PGCMS = Philadelphia Geriatric Center Morale Scale; Cul = Culture.

a

0 = US, 1 = Japan.