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Table 5 Associations between demographic and psychosocial variables, pain, and health literacy and HRQOL or HRQOL (RAND-36 PCS and RAND-36 MCS) examined by linear regression analyses (N = 320)

From: The relationship between gender, psychosocial factors, pain, health literacy and health-related quality of life in parents of Norwegian adolescents one year into the COVID-19 pandemic

  

RAND-36 PCSe

  

RAND-36 MCS

 

B

(CI)

p value

B

(CI)

p value

Gender (Ref = father)

–1.32

–3.58, 0.93

0.247

–1.12

–3.01, 0.76

0.243

Age

0.05

–0.15, 0.26

0.610

0.21

0.04, 0.39

0.013

Living conditions

      

 Married/cohabitating

ref

  

ref

  

 Single/divorced, widow/widower

0.86

–1.34, 3.08

0.441

–1.21

–3.05, 0.63

0.196

Education

      

 Less than 13 years of education

ref

  

ref

  

 University less than 4 years

1.42

–1.34, 4.18

0.312

–0.51

–2.81, 1.80

0.665

 University 4 years or more

3.29

0.78, 5.80

0.010

0.28

–1.81, 2.38

0.789

Pain

      

 No pain

ref

  

ref

  

 Less than 3 months

–2.49

–5.00, 0.001

0.051

–0.41

–2.51, 1.68

0.697

 More than 3 months

–7.13

–9.20, − 5.06

<0.001

0.13

–1.60, 1.86

0.880

Health literacy

      

 HLQ sufficient information

0.58

–1.78, 2.91

0.630

–0.20

–2.17, 1.76

0.838

 HLQ ability to find information

0.94

–1.11, 2.98

0.367

1.07

–0.68, 2.78

0.219

Self-efficacy a

–0.18

–2.56, 2.22

0.885

–0.44

–2.44, 1.56

0.663

Loneliness b

–0.15

–0.39, 0.10

0.239

–0.12

–0.32, 0.08

0.236

Stress c

–4.28

–10.81, 2.24

0.197

–43.11

–48.83, − 37.38

<0.001

R2 adj

22.2%

  

57.4%

  
  1. a Self-efficacy: range 1–4, where higher values indicate higher levels of self-efficacy
  2. b Loneliness: range 8–32, where higher values indicate higher levels of loneliness
  3. c Stress: range 0–1, where higher values indicate higher levels of stress
  4. e The score for the SF-36 ranges from 0 to 100, where 100 indicates a high HRQOL. PCS, physical component summary; MCS, mental component summary