Table 4 Multiple linear regression analysis showing the effect of acne and associated psychiatric morbidities on the prediction of self-esteemψ.

From: Understanding the impact of acne vulgaris and associated psychological distress on self-esteem and quality of life via regression modeling with CADI, DLQI, and WHOQoL

 

Unstandardised Coefficients

β

t

p

95% CI

Collinearity Statistics

B

SE

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

Tolerance

VIF

Gendera

-1.125

0.851

− 0.082

− 1.322

0.188

− 2.807

0.557

0.833

1.200

Age

− 0.058

0.124

− 0.026

− 0.463

0.644

− 0.303

0.188

0.981

1.020

Family history of acneb

− 0.562

0.812

− 0.041

− 0.692

0.490

− 2.167

1.042

0.892

1.121

Sleep hours

0.198

0.385

0.030

0.513

0.609

− 0.564

0.959

0.929

1.076

GAGS

 Acne

− 0.396

0.083

− 0.440

-4.760

 < 0.001

− 0.560

− 0.231

0.373

2.683

DASS

 Depression

0.071

0.217

0.027

0.326

0.745

− 0.358

0.500

0.457

2.186

 Anxiety

− 0.385

0.192

− 0.183

− 2.007

0.047

− 0.763

− 0.006

0.384

2.603

 Stress

− 0.388

0.221

− 0.173

-1.758

0.081

− 0.825

0.048

0.329

3.040

  1. GAGS, Global acne grading system; DASS, Depression anxiety stress scale; RSES, Rosenberg self-esteem scale; CI, Confidence interval; B, Unstandardised Coefficients; SE, Standard error of the estimate; β, Standardised Coefficients; VIF, Variance inflation factor.
  2. a1: Male; 2: Female.
  3. b0: No; 1: Yes.
  4. ψ N = 150, R2 = 0.550, F(8,141) = 21.555, p < 0.001.