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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2021 Aug 17;34(10):1288–1296. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2021.1967852

Table 2:

Dominance analysis for HIV-related and mental health correlates of perceived health and functional disability

A: Health Perception
CES-D Davidson Viral Load Total R2
GD Weight (%) 0.177* (69.9%) 0.040 (15.8%) 0.036 (14.2%) 0.253
95% CI (0.038, 0.316) (−0.043, 0.115) (−0.075, −0.155)
B: Health Perception
CES-D Davidson CD4 Count R 2
GD Weight (%) 0.204* (91.5%) 0.018 (8.1%) 0.001 (0.4%) .223
95% CI (0.056, 0.352) (−0.064, 0.099) (−0.108, 0.110)
C: Functional Disability
CES-D Davidson Viral Load R 2
GD Weight (%) 0.119 (38.6%) 0.170* (55.2%) 0.019 (6.2%) .308
95% CI (−0.017, 0.254) (0.044, 0.296) (−0.036, 0.072)
D: Functional Disability
CES-D Davidson CD4 Count R 2
GD Weight (%) 0.165* (42.5%) 0.173* (44.6%) 0.050 (12.9%) .388
95% CI (0.046, 0.284) (0.034, 0.312) (−0.059, 0.158)

GD weight = general dominance weight; 95% CI = 95% confidence intervals. % = the proportion of R2 accounted for. This proportion is derived from the ratio of the general dominance weight to the total R2.

*

p < 0.05.

Models A and C examine CES-D and DTS relative to HIV RNA viral suppression status, whereas models B and D examine these psychological symptom measures in relation to CD4 count.