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Table 5 Correlation (Pearson correlation coefficient (r)) of patient characteristics with self-rated health

From: Self-rated health in multimorbid older general practice patients: a cross-sectional study in Germany

Characteristics

Men (n = 1298)

Women (n = 1891)

Total (n = 3189)

Socioeconomic variables

   

Age

−0.08 **

−0.13 ***

−0.11 ***

Income

0.12 ***

0.13 ***

0.13 ***

Lifestyle variables

   

Body mass index (BMI)

−0.13 ***

−0.16 ***

−0.15 ***

Alcohol habit score (AUDIT-C)

0.10 **

0.13 ***

0.12 ***

Physical activity (IPAQ-7)

0.26 ***

0.22 ***

0.24 ***

Psychological variables

   

Self-efficacy (SWE)

0.24 ***

0.20 ***

0.22 ***

Social support (F-SOZU)

0.15 ***

0.20 ***

0.18 ***

Depression (GDS)

−0.42 ***

−0.40 ***

−0.41 ***

Somatization (4DBL)

−0.42 ***

−0.43 ***

−0.43 ***

Anxiety (4DBL)

−0.26 ***

−0.22 ***

−0.23 ***

Depression (4DBL)

−0.27 ***

−0.30 ***

−0.29 ***

Distress (4DBL)

−0.36 ***

−0.37 ***

−0.37 ***

Disease-related variables

   

Basic activities of daily living (Barthel)

0.29 ***

0.23 ***

0.25 ***

Instrumental activities (IADL)

0.29 ***

0.27 ***

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Characteristic pain intensity (GCPS)

−0.39 ***

−0.42 ***

−0.41 ***

Pain Disability score (GCPS)

−0.43 ***

−0.47 ***

−0.46 ***

  1. Note: *** P values are <0.001; ** P values are <0.01; 1 correlation for the whole sample not shown because of different numbers of items for men and women, respectively.