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TABLE 4.

Factors associated with ACP readiness of the patients by multiple linear regressions(N = 168) ^†

Independent variables

Β ^‡ (95% CI ^§ )

Standard error

SE Β ^#

p‐value

Constant

79.410 (67.793, 91.026)

5.881

‐

<

0.001^**

Passive coping style

−7.400(−10.526, −4.274)

1.583

−0.398

<

0.001^**

Duration of disease

0.305(0.107, 0.503)

0.100

0.219

0.003^**

Active coping style

4.694(1.788, 7.599)

1.471

0.273

0.002^**

Previous experience

4.124(0.661, 7.588)

1.753

0.157

0.020^*

Salary1(3k−6k)

4.105(−0.855, 9.066)

2.511

0.154

0.104

Salary2(6k−9k)

−1.339(−6.796, 4.119)

2.763

−0.041

0.629

Salary3(

>

9k)

6.964(0.726, 13.203)

3.158

0.214

0.029^*

^{^†}

:Summary of standard multiple linear regression between age, gender, education level, salary, number of children, disease duration, previous experience of taking care of a dying family member, coping style and ACP readiness. Model performance: R² = 0.315, adjusted R² = 0.271, F = 7.208, p < .001^**.

^{^‡}

Unstandardized regression coefficients.

^{^§}

confidence interval.

^{^#}

Standardized regression coefficients, Previous experience: previous experience of taking care of a dying family member.