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Table 3.

Influence of demographic, disease, and psychological variables on HRQOL; results of multiple linear regression analysis—UC/IBD-U group (N = 115)

		Model 1			Model 2
		ß	SE ß	p value	ß	SE ß	p value
Block 1
Gender	Male
Gender	Female	− .276	.081	.001*	− .101	.044	.022*
Age		− .298	.082	< .001*	− .193	.045	< .001*
SES	Low
	Middle	− .130	.126	.302	− .033	.066	.619
	High	− .101	.126	.424	− .047	.067	.483
Disease duration		.201	.083	.015*	.087	.044	.045*
Clinical disease activity		− .289	.081	< .001*	− .066	.046	.156
Block 2
Illness perceptions					− .438	.056	< .001*
Adaptive cognitive coping					.036	.046	.156
Maladaptive cognitive coping					− .029	.052	.584
Anxiety					− .201	.060	.001*
Depression					− .279	.061	< .001*
R² (CI), p value		.32 (.18–.46), p < .001*			.83 (.76–.88), p < .001

SE standard error, SES socioeconomic status, CI confidence interval

* significant with p < .05