Research Article

Negative Affect, Type D Personality, Quality of Life, and Dysfunctional Outcomes of Total Knee Arthroplasty

Table 3

Linear regression, dependent variable: knee pain at follow-up.

Total model: df = 13; F = 2.76; ; R2 = 0.42BStd. errorBetaTSig.CI lowerCI upper

Gender4.332.870.191.510.14−1.4410.09
NA (fu)0.770.320.322.410.020.131.41
BSI-som0.901.090.200.820.41−1.293.09
BSI-dep−0.510.86−0.13−0.590.56−2.241.23
BSI-anx−0.941.13−0.22−0.830.41−3.211.33
WOMAC A0.971.210.190.800.43−1.473.41
WOMAC C0.891.340.180.670.51−1.803.59
Physical functioning (SF-36)0.010.120.020.080.94−0.240.26
Bodily pain (SF-36)0.170.140.271.170.25−0.120.45
General health (SF-36)−0.030.09−0.05−0.360.72−0.210.15
Vitality (SF-36)−0.020.10−0.03−0.190.85−0.210.17

fu: at follow-up; NA: negative affect; WOMAC A: knee pain; BSI-som: subscale somatization of the BSI; BSI-anx: subscale anxiety of the BSI; BSI-dep: subscale depression of the BSI.