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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2020 Jan 10;28(9):4425–4433. doi: 10.1007/s00520-020-05297-0

Table 3.

Combined predictive model of developing a first anxiety disorder (AD) after cancer diagnosis

Comparison Predictor β SE β Odds Ratio Exp(β)
No AD vs.Post-Cancer AD Age −.01 .03 .99
Side effects during cancer treatment .03 .11 1.03
Current side effects from treatment −.42** .14 .66
Reported cancer stage −.43 .29 .65
Received radiation −.54 .60 .65
Previous depression episode .43 .56 1.53
First AD onset Pre-Cancer vs. Post-Cancer Age −.02 .03 .98
Number of side effects during cancer treatment .00 .11 .98
Number of current side effects from treatment −.19 .13 .83
Reported cancer stage −.76* .30 .47
Received radiation −1.16a .60 .31
Previous depression episode .91 .57 2.48
No AD vs.Post-Cancer AD Model Intercept 4.49* 1.96
Pre-Cancer vs. Post-Cancer AD Model Intercept 5.55** 1.99
Overall model fit: −2 Log Likelihood χ2=37.03***, df=12
Cox and Snell R2=.26, Nagelkerke=.30
a

p=.05;

*

p<.05

**

p<.01

***

p<.001

Post-Cancer AD=reference category (coded 2)