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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychiatr Res. 2021 Sep 6;143:239–245. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2021.09.015

Table 3.

Regression of Two-Year Outcomes on Predictors

Two-Year Follow-Up Outcome Baseline Self-Report Predictor β p Baseline ALP β p R2
Depression Neuroticism .62 .000 Neuroticism .20 .002 .49
Well-Being Neuroticism −.47 .000 Neuroticism −.20 .005 .31
PTSD Neuroticism .60 .000 Neuroticism .17 .008 .44
Depression Openness −.12 .137 Openness .25 .002 .07
Well-Being Openness .23 .004 Openness −.26 .001 .11
PTSD Openness −.08 .354 Openness .23 .005 .06
GERD Openness −.05 .506 Openness .24 .003 .06
Depression Agreeableness −.28 .001 Agreeableness −.22 .006 .14
PTSD Agreeableness −.32 .000 Agreeableness −.21 .009 .17
LRS Depressivity .28 .001 Depressivity .22 .009 .17
Depression Anger Proneness .38 .000 Anger Proneness .29 .000 .24
PTSD Anger Proneness .37 .000 Anger Proneness .23 .003 .20
LRS Anger Proneness .13 .107 Anger Proneness .22 .008 .07
GERD Anger Proneness .07 .374 Anger Proneness .22 .009 .05
LRS Stress .32 .000 Stress .27 .001 .25

Note. Bold = significant at p < .01. ALP = artificial intelligence-based language predictor, PCL = PTSD Symptom Checklist, LRS = lower respiratory symptoms, GERD = gastro-esophageal reflux disease, DEP = depression, WB = well-being.