TABLE 4.

Linear regressions for relationship attributes with wellbeing or symptoms for the community and the patient sample.

		Community (n = 297)				Patients (n = 177)
		Wellbeing								Comparison
Predictor	Attributes	Intercept	β	R 2	p	Intercept	β	R 2	p	Slope Δ	p
	Number of relationships	43.045	−0.167	0.001	0.533	28.113	0.173	0.002	0.581	−0.34	0.402
	Quality	34.676	1.362	0.024	0.008	12.533	2.867	0.045	0.005	−1.51	0.166
	Importance	37.394	0.830	0.007	0.150	9.041	3.265	0.042	0.006	−2.43	0.056
	Frequency of contact	47.551	−2.721	0.029	0.004	34.478	−2.483	0.021	0.052	−0.24	0.877
	Availability for contact	36.313	1.532	0.013	0.057	18.948	2.569	0.017	0.089	−1.04	0.528
	Reciprocity	46.745	−1.507	0.004	0.265	33.085	−1.410	0.001	0.640	−0.10	0.976
	Investment	33.832	1.637	0.039	<0.001	16.878	2.362	0.053	0.002	−0.73	0.042
	Desire for change	49.066	−3.205	0.098	<0.001	32.913	−1.681	0.025	0.038	−1.52	0.112
		Symptoms								Comparison
Predictor	Attributes	Intercept	β	R 2	p	Intercept	β	R 2	p	Slope Δ	p
	Number of relationships	10.971	0.127	< 0.001	0.603	21.411	0.491	0.017	0.104	−0.36	0.336
	Quality	31.162	−3.477	0.190	<0.001	45.505	−3.816	0.095	<0.001	0.34	0.723
	Importance	25.876	−2.395	0.073	<0.001	35.370	−1.923	0.017	0.095	−0.47	0.687
	Frequency of contact	13.018	−0.806	0.003	0.344	21.526	0.967	0.004	0.441	−1.77	0.226
	Availability for contact	28.243	−4.233	0.117	<0.001	36.974	−3.427	0.034	0.019	−0.81	0.592
	Reciprocity	27.487	−5.522	0.071	<0.001	31.969	−2.801	0.006	0.333	−2.72	0.350
	Investment	25.332	−2.651	0.125	<0.001	31.683	−1.570	0.029	0.031	−1.08	0.170
	Desire for change	9.616	0.896	0.009	0.101	19.057	1.964	0.040	0.011	−1.07	0.243

Slope Δ stands for the difference in slopes between the patient and the community group and p shows if the slopes differ significantly between the groups.

p-values in bold font highlight statistically significant associations of an attribute with the well-being or the symptoms outcome respectively.