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Table 4 Related factors with HADS in simple linear regression analysis in students with premenstrual syndrome (n = 100)

From: Effectiveness of computer-based stress inoculation training (SIT) counseling approach on anxiety, depression, and stress of students with premenstrual syndrome

Variables

Î’*

95% CI**

P- value†

  

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

 

Constant

   

0.000

BMI***

0.022

− 0.242

0.297

0.839

Residence

− 0.031

-3.527

2.631

0.773

Marital status

0.150

− 0.533

3.282

0.156

PMS time****

0.002

− 0.233

0.238

0.984

Mother’s education

− 0.064

-1.563

0.837

0.549

Satisfaction with income

0.071

− 0.952

1.931

0.502

Family history of PMS****

− 0.145

-3.261

0.580

0.169

PSS-14*****

0.394

0.133

0.391

0.000

RPWS******

− 0.165

− 0.243

0.028

0.117

SDS*******

0.340

0.127

0.482

0.001

  1. *Standardized coefficients
  2. ** Confidence interval
  3. ***Body mass index
  4. ****Premenstrual syndrome
  5. *****Perceived Stress Scale
  6. ******Riff’s Psychological well-being scale
  7. *******Sheehan Disability Scale
  8. † The data was assessed using simple linear regression