Table 4.

Correlations between subjective wellbeing, DHL and characteristics of the participants.

	Bivariate linear regression			Multiple linear regression
	Coefficient	95% CI	p -value	Coefficient	95% CI	p -value
Sex
Female	Ref.			Ref.
Male	8.41	5.71 – 11.11	< 0.01**	5.26	2.52–7.99	< 0.01**
Age
≤ 22 years	Ref.			Ref.
≥ 23 years	3.52	0.66–6.37	0.02	2.57	0.35–5.51	0.09
Type of university
Private	Ref.			Ref.
Public	7.87	4.91–10.82	< 0.01**	11.12	7.54–14.71	< 0.001***
Study area
Engineering sciences and technologies	Ref.			Ref.
Life sciences and health	4.73	−2.33–11.39	0.19	−7.85	−15.87–16.00	0.05
Basic sciences	−5.34	−17.84–7.34	0.41	−15.39	−29.68–−1.11	0.03*
Social sciences and humanities	−3.02	−8.58–2.52	0.29	−3.88	−13.19–5.44	0.41
Other	26.75	25.33–28.16	< 0.001***	21.26	13.25–29.27	< 0.001***
Level of studies
Undergraduate	Ref.
Master's degree	4.81	−3.58–13.19	0.26
Other (a.e. Doctorate)	−4.87	−13.09–3.35	0.25
Subjective social status (10 steps)
Score (1–10)	3.71	2.79–4.62	< 0.001**	2.83	1.88–3.77	< 0.001**
Chronic condition
No	Ref.			Ref.
Yes	−4.34	−7.81– −0.86	< 0.01**	−2.73	−6.43–0.96	0.15*
DHLI scale
DHLI score	13.18	9.25 - 17.10	< 0.001***	9.64	5.61–13.67	< 0.001**

^*Significant p < 0.05,

^**significant p < 0.01,

^***significant p < 0.001.