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. 2020 Aug 23;293:113423. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2020.113423

Table 2.

Prediction of Health and Mental Health Status.

Dependent variable Model statistics
Change statistics
df R2 (95% C.I.) F P R2 change (95% C.I.) F change df p
Single-item health/mental health measures
Self-report general health 6, 357 12.4% (6.2% – 18.6%) 8.44 <0.0001 5.2% (0.8% - 9.6%) 21.09 1, 357 <0.0001
Days physical health not good 6, 357 13.0% (6.7% – 19.4%) 8.86 <0.0001 5.8% (1.1% – 10.5%) 23.83 1, 357 <0.0001
Days mental health not good 6, 357 18.0% (11.0% – 25.0%) 13.02 <0.0001 9.4% (3.7% – 15.1%) 40.74 1, 357 <0.0001
Days usual activities affected by health 6, 357 9.1% (3.6% – 14.6%) 5.96 <0.0001 1.3% (−1.0% – 3.6%) 5.23 1, 357 .023
Days feeling worries, anxious, or tense 6, 357 18.1% (11.1% – 25.1%) 13.13 <0.0001 4.9% (0.6% – 9.2%) 21.17 1, 357 <0.0001
Validated scales of psychiatric symptoms
DASS Depression 6, 357 38.9% (31.2% – 46.6%) 37.88 <0.0001 29.2% (21.3% – 37.1%) 170.41 1, 357 <0.0001
DASS Anxiety 6, 357 26.0% (18.4% – 33.6%) 20.95 <0.0001 13.5% (7.0% – 20.0%) 64.99 1, 357 <0.0001
DASS Stress 6, 357 29.4% (21.7% – 37.1%) 24.80 <0.0001 17.3% (10.2% – 24.4%) 87.44 1, 357 <0.0001
PQ-16 Total Score 6, 340 22.6% (15.0% – 30.2%) 16.54 <0.0001 13.1% (6.5% – 19.7%) 57.60 1, 340 <0.0001
PQ-16 Distress Score 6, 340 23.3% (15.7% – 30.9%) 17.20 <0.0001 12.3% (5.8% – 18.8%) 54.62 1, 340 <0.0001

Note. All predictive models included 6 predictive variables: age, sex (two dummy coded variables: female, and no response to the question of sex), frequency of domestic abuse/violence, level of concern about COVID-19, and UCLA loneliness score. Change statistics were relative to the reduced model, which contained only 5 predictive variables (i.e., all variables except UCLA loneliness score).