. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 8.

Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2018 Jan 25;27(3):900–907. doi: 10.1002/pon.4605

Table 2.

Unadjusted and Adjusted Models of Depression, Pain, and Fatigue

Covariate	Group	Depression		Pain		Fatigue

		Unadjusted Beta	Adjusted Beta	Unadjusted Beta	Adjusted Beta	Unadjusted Beta	Adjusted Beta
Age¹	Older	−0.47	−0.76^*	−0.01 (0.97)	0.03	−0.49^**	−0.14

Gender	Female	1.50^***	0.69	0.87 ^***	0.44	0.90^***	0.50

Race²	Black	0.14	0.02	0.92^***	0.81^**	0.35	0.26
	Asian	−0.47	−0.11	−0.32	−0.18	−0.13	0.03
	Unk/ Oth	0.55	0.41	1.61^**	1.65	0.10	0.56

Ethnicity	Hispanic	1.81^***	1.70^***	0.34	0.13	−0.49	−0.52

Cancer Type³	Breast	1.34^***	0.48	0.61^**	0.23	0.85^***	0.56
	Colorectal	0.39	−0.18	−0.54	−0.64	−0.86^**	−0.85^*
	Thoracic	1.55^**	1.81^*	0.13	−0.10	0.75^*	0.70

Marital/Living Status	Married/With Partner	−0.66^*	−0.88^*	−0.43^*	−0.42	0.05	−0.08

N⁴		763 – 1009	761	585 −767	583	577 – 766	575

R²		−	0.04	−	0.45	−	0.46

Younger cohort (ages 30–55) used as reference group

White racial category used as reference group

Urologic clinic used as reference group

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Sample size (N) ranges for unadjusted models indicate the minimum and maximum of the six models (e.g., age or gender) for the given outcome.

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Note: Significant differences indicated by asterisks (*).

indicates p<0.05

^**

indicates p<0.01

^***

indicates p<0.001.