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. 2021 Dec 7;11(3):298–305. doi: 10.1159/000520248

Table 3.

Multiple linear regression analyses of associations between changes in LoCB and baseline patients' characteristics

Characteristics at baseline Unadjusted reg. analysis
Adjusted reg. analysis
B (95% CI) p value B (95% CI) β p value
Age −0.251 (−0.805, 0.103) 0.127 −0.223 (−0.649, 0.202) −1.138 0.425
Gender (female = 0; male = 1) 1.525 (−4.561, 7.612) 0.617 2.185 (−3.274, 7.644) 0.103 0.425
Civil status (unmarried = 0; married = 1) 1.963 (−4.027, 7.952) 0.513
Education (<10 years = 1; >10 years = 2) −1.942 (7.876, 3.991) 0.513
Attends day care (no = 0; yes = 1) 3.639 (−2.675, 9.953) 0.252
LoCB −0.428 (−0.657, −0.199) <0.001 −0.394 (−0.628, −0.160) −0.435 0.001
MADRS 0.177 (−0.519, 0.872) 0.611
MMSE-NR 0.694 (−0.255, 1.642) 0.148 0.533 (−0.325, 1.391) 0.158 0.217
CDR −0.316 (−1.481, 0.848) 0.587
IADL −0.117 (−0.648, 0.414) 0.660
PSMS 0.241 (−0.736, 1.218) 0.622
Prescription medications,1n 0.345 (−0.719, 1.408) 0.518
Prior depression (no = 0; yes = 1) R2 27.5% (F 4, 46) = 4.365, p = 0.004 −2.773 (−9.818, 4.273) 0.433

CDR, Clinical Dementia Rating Scale; LoCB, the Locus of Control of Behavior scale; MMSE-NR, the revised Norwegian version of the Mini Mental Status Examination; IADL, the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living scale; PSMS, the Physical Self-Maintenance scale; MADRS, the Montgomery-Aasberg Depression Rating Scale.

1

Potential ceiling effect, as maximum number reported was 9 different prescription medications.