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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 3.

Psychosocial correlates of dementia-related anxiety

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.
1. DWS	–	.29^**	−.30^**	.63^**	−.35^**	−.04	.22^*	.25^**	.23^*	−.34^**	−.12	−.13
2. ACSS		–	−.29^**	.21^*	.24^**	.19^*	.25^**	.15	.17	−.08	−.09	−.04
3. ERA-12			–	−.29^**	.23^**	.03	−.39^**	−.38^**	−.02	.40^**	.03	.14
4. Per Risk				–	−.17	−.04	.10	.12	.38^**	−.29^**	.02	−.08
5. SDS					–	.19^*	−.18	−.22^*	−.17	.16	.29^**	−.01
6. Internal						–	−.07	−.14	−.04	.08	.05	−.06
7. Powerful							–	.69^**	−.10	−.11	−.03	−.03
8. Chance								–	−.11	−.16	−.14	−.13
9. Exposure									–	−.03	.07	.04
10. Health										–	−.06	.14
11. Age											–	.01
12. Education												–

Note. DWS = Dementia Worry Scale; ACSS = Anticipated Cost of Stigma Scale; ERA-12 = Expectations about Aging; Per Risk = self-perceived ADRD risk; SDS = Social Desirability Scale; Internal = Internal Locus of Control Subscale; Powerful = Powerful Others Locus of Control Subscale; Chance = Chance Locus of control Subscale; Health = subjective report of overall health.

p ≤ .01

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p ≤ .001.