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. 2020 Jul 31;11:740. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00740

Table 2.

Results of univariate logistic regression analysis.

Univariate logistic regression analysis: Influence of subject characteristics on disability (working vs. disabled)
p-value OR 95% CI
Dichotomous variables
Less than 1.501 sick days during current period of disability (yes) 0.000* 15.625 5.348–45.455
Income replacement rate greater than 25% (yes) 0.062* 1.926 0.968–3.831
Less than 974 sick days from onset until disability (yes) 0.000* 4.926 2.208–10.989
Age at onset of disability younger than 38 years (yes) 0.035* 2.132 1.054–4.310
Insurance value greater than 147.428 Euro (yes) 0.018* 2.254 1.151–4.417
Socioeconomic status ISEI-08 > 45 (yes) 0.666 1.158 0.596–2.248
Preceding period of occupational disability (no) 0.090* 2.381 0.874–6.494
Residence in East Germany (yes) 0.161* 1.697 0.810–3.546
Unterminated employment (yes) 0.077* 1.882 0.933–3.796
Main diagnosis of occupational disability is affective disorder (yes) 0.452 1.353 0.615–2.976

The dichotomous dependent variable is disability at the time of data collection. *Results with p ≤ 0.200 are significant. Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.