Table 5 Standardized coefficients from hierarchical regression models of COVID-19 social relationship disruptions
Variables | Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | Model 4 | Model 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Demographic characteristics | |||||
Age | −.004 | −.007 | −.060 | −.060 | −.067 |
Gender | .033 | .030 | .077 | .078 | .073 |
Years education | −.022 | −.017 | .035 | .036 | .055 |
Exposure to information | |||||
COVID-19 Knowledge | −.011 | −.029 | −.026 | −.011 | |
Phone Screen-time | −.021 | .004 | .003 | −.003 | |
Perceived vulnerability | |||||
Self-Concern about COVID-19 | .210** | .211** | .206** | ||
Concern for others about COVID-19 | .178** | .178** | .200** | ||
General Medical Mistrust | |||||
Medical Mistrust | .021 | .009 | |||
Trust sources | |||||
Government | .087 | ||||
CDC | −.121 | ||||
State Health Department | −.037 | ||||
Online / Social Media | .067 | ||||
F(3,449) = 0.25, p = .859 R2 = .002 | F(5,447) = 0.20, p = .963 R2 = .002 R2 Δ = 0 | F(7,445) = 9.26, p < .001 R2 = .127 R2 Δ = .125** | F(8,444) = 8.12, p < .001 R2 = .128 R2 Δ = .001 | F(12,440) = 6.16, p < .001 R2 = .144 R2 Δ = .016 | |