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Published in final edited form as: Qual Life Res. 2019 Aug 24;28(12):3313–3322. doi: 10.1007/s11136-019-02271-0

Table 2.

Primary Multiple Linear Regression Model with Predictors, including Type of Symptom and Depressive Symptoms, of Health-Related Quality of Life (FAHI Total Score)

Variable R2 ΔR2 p β p
Block 1 – Demographic factors 0.035 0.035 0.126
  Age −0.069 0.066
  Race (black=referent) −0.043 0.306
  Ethnicity (Hispanic=referent) 0.000 0.996
  Gender (male=referent) −0.043 0.314
  Years of education −0.012 0.769
  Income (≤$10,000 = referent) 0.015 0.685
Block 2 – HIV 0.056 0.021 0.051
  Years since diagnosis 0.052 0.174
  Ever been diagnosed with AIDS −0.005 0.894
Block 3 0.056 0.000 0.924
  Viral suppression 0.035 0.331
Block 4 – Substance use 0.075 0.020 0.586
  Alcohol 0.033 0432
  Marijuana −0.042 0.313
  Cocaine/Crack 0.020 0.640
  Heroin −0.062 0.104
  Crystal methamphetamine −0.028 0.507
  Prescription drug misuse −0.028 0.442
  Club drugs 0.031 0.482
Block 5 – Type of symptom 0.367 0.292 0.000
  Constitutional 0.030 0.478
  Central/peripheral nervous system 0.038 0.344
  Gastrointestinal −0.054 0.185
  Appearance or sexual functioning-related 0.146 0.000
  Cough or trouble catching breath 0.095 0.014
  Myalgias/arthralgias −0.075 0.068
Block 6 0.681 0.312 0.000
  Depressive symptoms 0.712 0.000
Final model adjusted R2 0.653

Notes. N = 296. Significant values (p < .05) are indicated in the table in bold text. For dichotomous demographic variables, referent groups listed in parentheses. For other dichotomous variables (i.e., Substance Use and Type of Symptoms variables), “No” is referent.