Table 4.

Multiple regression analysis models showing factors independently associated with mental condition, physical condition, health satisfaction or quality of life among women after miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy

Predictor	Mental condition			Physical condition			Health satisfaction			Quality of life
	B	Beta	p	B	Beta	p	B	Beta	p	B	Beta	p
Constant	2.279		< 0.001	1.702		< 0.001	1.977		< 0.001	1.782		< 0.001
Having childrenA	0.104	0.063	0.159	−0.038	−0.028	0.542	0.285	0.185	< 0.001	0.154	0.106	0.015
History of pregnancy loss	0.007	0.004	0.915	0.048	0.035	0.415	0.118	0.076	0.070	0.198	0.135	0.001
Planned pregnancyB	−0.264	−0.147	< 0.001	− 0.002	− 0.002	0.968	− 0.087	− 0.053	0.199	0.007	0.005	0.908
Cause of pregnancy lossC	0.043	0.020	0.602	0.043	0.025	0.540	0.349	0.177	< 0.001	0.093	0.050	0.191
Age	−0.004	−0.005	0.898	−0.004	− 0.007	0.873	− 0.013	−0.021	0.625	0.002	0.004	0.930
Self-reported financial standing	−0.312	−0.245	< 0.001	− 0.184	− 0.177	< 0.001	− 0.164	−0.139	< 0.001	− 0.269	− 0.240	< 0.001
Relationship statusD	0.107	0.052	0.221	−0.026	−0.016	0.721	−0.070	− 0.036	0.392	0.091	0.050	0.224
EducationE	0.031	0.019	0.650	−0.055	− 0.040	0.349	0.032	0.020	0.622	0.119	0.081	0.046
Received support (BSSS)	0.275	0.145	< 0.001	0.166	0.108	0.009	0.217	0.124	0.002	0.369	0.222	< 0.001
	F = 8.587, p < 0.001 R2 = 0.12			F = 3.504, p < 0.001 R2 = 0.05			F = 7.882, p < 0.001 R2 = 0.11			F = 11.941, p < 0.001 R2 = 0.14

B - Un-standardized Beta coefficient; β = standardized Beta coefficient; p – p-value; F –F-test for linear regression; R²- the adjusted r-squared

Reference categories: ^AYes; ^BNo pregnancy loss; ^CMiscarriage; ^DMarried; ^ECollege/university