Table 3.

Multivariate linear regression model^a of factors associated with technophilia in people with dementia/mild cognitive impairment.

Variables		Estimate	SE	t1008	P value	VIFb
Intercept		3.763	0.402	9.359	<.001
Age		–0.009	0.003	–2.850	.004	1.248
Gender: female (male=reference)		–0.160	0.044	–3.630	<.001	1.211
Education level (elementary school=reference)					.01	1.252
	Secondary school	0.021	0.052	0.400	.69
	Higher education	0.167	0.058	2.886	.004
Living arrangement (children=reference)					.01	1.342
	Single	–0.210	0.083	–2.538	.01
	Spouse/partner	–0.149	0.074	–1.999	.05
	Other	–0.137	0.103	–1.328	.18
Country: Sweden (Spain=reference)		0.256	0.058	4.414	<.001	1.855
Diagnosis of dementia: Yes (no=reference)		0.060	0.054	1.116	.26	1.483
Diagnosis of other medical condition: Yes (no=reference)		0.047	0.050	0.939	.35	1.180
Cognitive Status (MMSEc)		–0.013	0.010	–1.356	.17	1.438
Depression (GDS-15d)		–0.046	0.008	–5.625	<.001	1.360
Instrumental activities (IADLe)		–0.020	0.125	–0.164	.87	1.450
Health State (Thermometer)		0.004	0.001	3.570	<.001	1.271

^aBreusch-Pagan test P=.06; Shapiro-Wilk normality test of the residuals P=0.39; adjusted R²=0.146.

^bVIF: variance inflation factor.

^cMMSE: Mini Mental State Examination.

^dGDS-15: Geriatric Depression Scale.

^eIADL: Lawton Instrumental Activities of Daily Living.