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. 2022 Jun 11;47(10):1125–1134. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsac046

Table II.

Level 2 Predictors of A1C

Predictor Unstandardized coefficient SE p
A1C modeled by 3-month diabetes distress (robust SEs)
 One year (intercept)
  Constant 7.47 0.41 <.001
  Age –0.24 0.14 .083
  DKA 1.60 0.65 .021
  Sex 1.63 0.83 .062
  Income –0.38 0.33 .255
  Baseline stress 0.33 0.20 .116
  Three-month diabetes distress –0.05 0.02 .036
 Linear trajectory over years 1–3 (linear term)
  Constant 0.38 0.26 .150
  Age 0.05 0.07 .488
  DKA –0.63 0.40 .126
  Sex –0.53 0.41 .206
  Income –0.06 0.19 .735
  Baseline stress –0.11 0.10 .271
  Three-month diabetes distress 0.02 0.01 .036
A1C modeled by 3-month resilience (robust SEs)
 One year (intercept)
  Constant 6.25 0.68 <.001
  Age –0.30 0.12 .015
  DKA 1.24 0.54 .029
  Sex 0.74 0.70 .302
  Income –0.27 0.30 .375
  Baseline resilience 0.01 0.10 .906
  Three-month resilience 0.07 0.06 .288
 Linear trajectory over years 1–3 (linear term)
  Constant 1.48 0.46 .003
  Age 0.11 0.06 .099
  DKA –0.60 0.37 .114
  Sex –0.11 0.38 .773
  Income –0.07 0.15 .654
  Baseline resilience 0.03 0.05 .570
  Three-month resilience –0.08 0.04 .035

Note. In Level 1 models, the outcomes were predicted from time (coded in years from diagnosis). Sex was coded as 1 (Male) or 0 (Female). DKA was coded as 1 (Yes) or 0 (No). All other variables were grand-mean centered.