Prevalence and predictors of anxiety and stress among Jordanian women following hysterectomy: an observational multicentre study

Table 5 Predictors of anxiety among Jordanian women Post-Hysterectomy

Variables	B		β	t	p	95.0% CI for B
Desire for More Children	−4.066	1.081	−0.185	−3.762	< 0.001	[− 6.195, − 1.937]
Sexual Problems	−1.071	0.511	−0.077	−2.095	0.037	[− 2.077, − 0.064]
Body Appreciation	1.231	0.095	0.656	12.993	< 0.001	[1.044, 1.417]
Stress	0.394	0.090	0.215	4.388	< 0.001	[0.217, 0.571]
Social Support	−1.966	0.635	−0.114	−3.095	0.002	[− 3.217, − 0.715]
Post-Surgery Duration	−15.936	0.695	−0.813	−22.915	< 0.001	[− 17.306, − 14.566]

Multiple Linear Regression; Model Summary: R² = 0.87, Adjusted R² = 0.75, Standard Error of the Estimate = 4.82, F = 79.76, df for F-statistics (F (9,251)
B: Unstandardized Coefficients; β: Standardized Coefficients; CI: Confidence Interval; t: t-value; p: p-value
Dependent Variable: Anxiety. Number of participants: 251.

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