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Table 4 Multiple regression analyses with HSCL anxiety as the dependent variable (N = 420)

From: The relationship between resilience and loneliness elucidated by a Danish version of the resilience scale for adults

		Men (n = 136)						Women (n = 284)
	R-sq	Crude	Adj 1	Adj 2	Adj 3	CI 95%	R-sq	Crude	Adj 1	Adj 2	Adj 3	CI 95%
Risk variable	.195						.209
Loneliness		.43^a	.16	−.08	−.05	−.24 \| .11		.46^a	.18^c	.09	.09	−.05 \| .23
Protection	.382						.386
RSA pc			−.28^a	−.14	−.16^c	−.31 \| −.01			−.43^a	−.29^a	−.27^a	−.42 \| −.11
RSA fut			−.10	−.02	.01	−.13 \| .15			−.14	−.10	−.12	−.32 \| .08
RSA sc			.12	.04	.04	−.1 \| .18			.06	.08	.07	−.08 \| .22
RSA fc			−.19^b	−.08	−.13	−.26 \| .00			−.06	−.04	−.05	−.19 \| .10
RSA sr			−.04	−.04	.06	−.16 \| .28			−.08	−.03	−.02	−.22 \| .17
RSA ss			−.07	.00	−.02	−.12 \| .08			.15^c	.19^c	.17^c	.04 \| .31
SOC	.486			−.49^a	−.49^a	−.69 \| −.30	.416			−.37^a	−.38^a	−.57 \| −.18
Interactions	.542
Lonely × RSApc					−.22^b	−.37 \| −.02					ns
Lonely × SOC					ns						ns
Covariates	.519						.414

^a p < .001, ^b p < .01 and ^c p < .05. No. of resamplings = 1000. Covariates were: Age (yrs), marital status (single/cohabitation), children (no/yes), Education (teacher, nurse, biomechanics vs other), pets (no/yes), engage in sports (no/yes). RSA pc/fut/sc/fc/sr/ss = personal competence / planned future / social competence / family cohesion / social resources / structured style, SOC = Sense of Coherence

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