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Published in final edited form as: GeroPsych (Bern). 2020 Jun 11;34(1):13–22. doi: 10.1024/1662-9647/a000234

Table 2.

Hierarchical regression analysis: association between ACSS and dementia-related anxiety

Block	Predictor	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
Block	Predictor	B	β	B	β	B	β
Demographics	Age	−.13	−.13	−.13	−.13^*	−.11	−.11
	Sex	2.90	.15^*	2.00	.10	2.28	.12^*
	Years education	−.25	−.36	−.19	−.04	−.15	−.03
	Relationship status	−1.48	−.08	−.67	−.03	−.42	−.02
	General health	−3.69	−.35^***	−1.93	−.19^**	−1.91	−.18^**
ADRD	Self-per risk			5.88	.57^***	5.64	.66^***
	ADRD exposure			.06	.01	−.19	−.02
Stigma	ACSS					2.25	.16^**
R²			.16		.45		.47
Adjusted R²			.14		.43		.45
R² change			.159^***		.291^***		.023^**

Note. Comparison categories: male = 0, single/divorced/widowed = 0, no ADRD exposure = 0; ADRD = Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders; Self-per Risk = self-perceived ADRD risk; ACSS = Anticipated Cost of Stigma Scale.

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .001.