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Table 2 ANOVA: Relation between childhood sensorineural hearing loss (CSNHL) and symptoms of anxiety and depression (SCL-10), subjective well-being (SWB), and self-esteem (SE) in adulthood for the total sample. N = 32,456 (of which 32,104 are in the reference group)

From: Childhood sensorineural hearing loss and adult mental health up to 43 years later: results from the HUNT study

 

Slight CSNHL (N = 220)

Mild CSNHL (N = 66)

Moderate-severe CSNHL (N = 66)

Outcome a

b (CI) b

p

N cases

b (CI) b

p

N cases

b (CI) b

p

N cases

SCL-10 unadjusted

.04 (−.09–.18)

.536

214

.09 (−.16–.34)

.478

63

.04 (−.21–.30)

.740

63

SCL-10 adjusted

.11 (−.03–.24)

.128

214

.11 (−.14–.36)

.391

63

.10 (−.16–.35)

.456

63

SWB unadjusted

−08 (−.22–.05)

.235

207

.03 (−.22–.28)

.832

61

.19 (−.06–.43)

.131

65

SWB adjusted

−.11 (−.24–.03)

.116

207

.00 (−.24–.25)

.972

61

.16 (−.08–.40)

.201

65

SE unadjusted

−.05 (−.19–.10)

.544

178

.21 (−.08–.50)

.148

46

−.16 (−.44–.11)

.240

52

SE adjusted

−.03 (−.11–.18)

.653

178

.21 (−.07–.49)

.148

46

−.11 (−.37–.16)

.420

52

  1. aAdjusted scores = adjusted for sex, age, education, father’s education, and mother’s education
  2. bUnstandardized regression coefficient (b) with 95% confidence interval (CI). The coefficients show mean deviations from individuals without hearing loss in fractions of a standard deviation