Table A3.

Separate Regression Analyses for the Moderators Predicting Reliability Scores of the Social and Emotional Loneliness Scale for Adults (SELSA).

Moderator	k	B		SE B	95% CI		F	df	p
Subscale	103						2.13	2, 100	0.12
Social loneliness	42	−1.85		0.08	−2.00,	−1.70
Family loneliness	29	−1.93		0.08	−2.10,	−1.77
Romantic loneliness	32	−2.00		0.08	−2.16,	−1.84
General population	108						0.96	1, 106	0.33
Non-clinical	101	−1.93		0.06	−2.05,	−1.80
Clinical	7	−1.67		0.25	−2.17,	−1.17
Age	108						0.45	3, 104	0.72
Adolescence	13	−1.80		0.16	−2.12,	−1.48
Emerging adulthood	62	−1.91		0.08	−2.07,	−1.74
Young adulthood	26	−1.93		0.13	−2.18,	−1.68
Middle adulthood	7	−2.14		0.25	−2.64,	−1.65
Gender	107	0.67		0.36	−0.05,	1.40	3.40	1, 105	0.07
Country	107						1.91	2, 104	0.15
US	31	−1.88		0.11	−2.09,	−1.66
Non-US, Western	56	−2.00		0.08	−2.17,	−1.84
Non-Western	20	−1.66		0.16	−1.97,	−1.35
Translated	107						9.57	1, 105	0.003
No	65	−2.05		0.07	−2.19,	−1.90
Yes	42	−1.68		0.09	−1.87,	−1.49
Adaptation	104						7.12	3, 100	<0.001
Original scale	19	−2.33	b	0.13	−2.58,	−2.07
Brief version	70	−1.83	a	0.07	−1.96,	−1.69
Another number of response categories	5	−2.21	b	0.18	−2.55,	−1.86
Another number of items and response categories	10	−1.53	a	0.16	−1.84,	−1.21

Note. Effects sizes are significantly different if they do not have the same subscript. For the categorical variables, the given regression coefficients represent the mean effect sizes for each category. k = number of effect sizes; B = regression coefficient; CI = confidence interval.