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. 2023 Jan 16;12(2):716. doi: 10.3390/jcm12020716

Table 2.

Mobility and Daily Functioning in relation to the dependent variables.

Mobility and Daily Functioning N (%) Stress Resilience Well-Being Satisfaction with Life Sleep Quality Fatigue
None or minimal symptoms A 17
(7%)
15.0
(7.6)
24.2
(7.0)
93.4
(14.5)
22.9
(6.3)
5.6
(3.7)
37.0
(14.4)
Noticeable symptoms but no limitations B 99
(40.7%)
19.3
(5.8)
23.2
(7.5)
90.3
(13.5)
21.7
(6.7)
7.7
(3.7)
47.6
(11.1)
Moderate symptoms that affect daily functioning C 65
(26.7%)
20.2
(6.3)
20.8
(6.8)
85.8
(13.6)
19.9
(7.9)
9.7
(3.6)
52.3
(9.2)
Significant symptoms and support needed for walking D 31
(12.8%)
22.1
(7.0)
19.0
(9.9)
83.7
(16.3)
17.3
(8.0)
10.4
(3.3)
53.2
(11.3)
Significant symptoms and using a walker E 24
(9.9%)
18.9
(6.5)
22.8
(7.9)
89.8
(12.5)
23.1
(5.9)
10.6
(5.2)
48.3
(9.0)
Severe symptoms and using a wheelchair F 7
(2.9%)
20.4
(5.1)
24.7
(7.7)
90.5
(7.7)
19.6
(7.6)
13.2
(2.5)
39.0
(16.5)
p-value 0.02 0.082 0.117 0.04 <0.001 <0.001
F 2.745 1.982 1.788 2.384 5.954 5.697
ω2 0.038 0.022 0.019 0.033 0.125 0.107

A I have no or minimal multiple sclerosis-related symptoms, no limitations in walking ability and no limitations on daily activities. B I have noticeable multiple sclerosis–related symptoms but no limitations in walking ability and no limitations on daily activities. C I have many multiple sclerosis–related symptoms that affect my daily activities but can walk at least 1 block without support. D I have significant multiple sclerosis–related symptoms that limit physically demanding activities. I need support (e.g., cane, touching a wall, leaning on someone’s arm) to walk ½ to 1 block. E I have significant multiple sclerosis–related symptoms that limit daily activities. I can walk only short distances with a walker or 2-handed crutches. F I have many severe multiple sclerosis–related symptoms and am restricted to a wheelchair or bed. The significant p-values are presented in bold.