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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Nurs. 2022 Dec 1;46(3):E181–E191. doi: 10.1097/NCC.0000000000001097

Table 3.

Linear Models for Global Health and Depression (N=233)

	Global Health			Depression
	β	95% CI	p-value	β	95% CI	p-value
Step 1
Gender	−.01	(−.19, .85)	.85	.06	(−1.57, 4.10)	.38
Education	−.21	(−6.78, −1.56)	<.01	.11	(−.44, 4.92)	.10
Income	−.11	(−5.64, .59)	.11	−.02	(−3.65, 2.73)	.77
Step 2
Gender	−.05	(−3.71, 1.52)	.41	.09	(−.60, 4.63)	.13
Education	−.11	(−5.00, 0.38)	.09	.04	(−1.83, 3.55)	.53
Income	−.03	(−3.75, 2.25)	.62	−.08	(−4.90, 1.10)	.21
Anglo-Orientation	.15	(.11, 2.48)	<.05	−.05	(−1.64, .73)	.45
Informational Support	.32	(.20, .45)	<.001	−.43	(−.55, −.30)	<.001
Spiritual Practice	.09	(−.08, .49)	.16	−.06	(−.41, .15)	.37

Model for Global Health: R² =.06 for Step 1; ΔR²=.14 for Step 2 (p<.001); Model for Depression: R² =.01 for Step 1; ΔR²=.19 for Step 2 (p<.001)

Dummy Codes: Gender (1:Female, 0:Male); Education (1:High School Education or Less, 0:Greater than High School Education); Income (1:49,999 or below; 0: 50,000 or greater—200% above poverty line for 5 person household⁵³)