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. 2022 Nov 11;14(1):e12372. doi: 10.1002/dad2.12372

TABLE 3.

Post‐hoc analysis: Comparing participants’ NIHTB‐EB scores for those with amnestic MCI and non‐amnestic MCI to the reference group with normal cognition

Coefficient SE P 95% CI
Psychological well‐being
Non‐amnestic MCI a −3.175* 1.563 .044 −6.262 −0.088
Amnestic MCI a −2.374 1.612 .143 −5.558 0.810
Age 0.084 0.144 .560 −0.201 0.369
Female −0.366 1.488 .806 −3.305 2.573
Years of education 0.649* 0.275 .020 0.106 1.193
Severe depressive symptoms −10.767*** 2.006 .000 −14.730 −6.804
Married/partnered 2.823 1.631 .085 −0.398 6.045
Non‐Hispanic Black b 5.600** 1.601 .001 2.437 8.763
Fear affect
Non‐amnestic MCI a 3.118 1.953 .112 −0.740 6.975
Amnestic MCI a 4.482* 2.014 .028 0.502 8.461
Age −0.360* 0.180 .048 −0.716 −0.004
Female 1.216 1.859 .514 −2.456 4.889
Years of education −0.121 0.344 .725 −0.801 0.558
Severe depressive symptoms 8.576** 2.507 .001 3.624 13.529
Married/partnered −3.691 2.038 .072 −7.716 0.335
Non‐Hispanic Black b −1.869 2.001 .352 −5.821 2.084
Sadness
Non‐amnestic MCI a 4.770* 1.937 .015 0.944 8.596
Amnestic MCI a 4.013* 1.998 .046 0.067 7.960
Age −0.220 0.179 .220 −0.573 0.133
Female −0.238 1.844 .898 −3.880 3.405
Years of education −0.358 0.341 .296 −1.032 0.317
Severe depressive symptoms 11.847*** 2.486 .000 6.935 16.758
Married/partnered −0.601 2.021 .767 −4.593 3.391
Non‐Hispanic Black b −5.327** 1.984 .008 −9.247 −1.407
Self‐efficacy
Non‐amnestic MCI a −3.590* 1.707 .037 −6.963 −0.218
Amnestic MCI a −2.103 1.761 .234 −5.582 1.376
Age −0.059 0.158 .711 −0.370 0.253
Female 0.296 1.625 .856 −2.915 3.507
Years of education 0.612* 0.301 .044 0.018 1.206
Severe depressive symptoms −2.971 2.192 .177 −7.302 1.359
Married/partnered 1.793 1.782 .316 −1.727 5.312
Non‐Hispanic Black b 1.836 1.749 .296 −1.620 5.291

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; MCI, mild cognitive impairment; NIHTB‐EB, National Institutes of Health Toolbox Emotion Battery; SE, standard error.

Note: Only the coefficients of MCI status and racial groups were presented in this table. All models controlled for age, sex, race, education, marital status, and depressive symptoms. Insignificant findings were omitted from this table.

a

Reference group: participants with normal cognition.

b

Reference group: non‐Hispanic White participants.

*P < .05.

**P < .01.

***P < .001.