Table 2.
Analysis of variance of hemoglobin A1c by blog use status and a second variable.
| Second variable | P value | |||
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Model | Blog use | 2nd variable | Interaction |
| Pump usea | <.001b | .012b | .001b | .22c |
| Continuous glucose monitor usea | <.001b | .04b | .03b | .24c |
| Marital status | <.001b | .45 | .006b | .20c |
| Employment | .001b | .58 | .25 | .10c |
| Age | .002b | .09 | .11 | .66c |
| Education | .007b | .04b | .19 | .09c |
| Gender | .008b | .001b | .23 | .17c |
| Time since diagnosis | .02b | .01b | .10 | .07c |
| Ethnicity | .03b | .37 | .20 | .83c |
| Smartphone use | .04b | .11 | .37 | .75c |
| Race | .01b | .40 | .40 | .03 |
| Internet access method | .15 | .03b | .95 | .44c |
aNo significant interaction; significance achieved for ANOVA model and additive effects of blog use and second variable.
bSignificant at the P<.05 level.
cNo interaction of the two test variables (P>.05).