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Table 2 Multiple linear regression analysis predicting tipping point at 50% and 20% baseline risk

From: Women’s preferences for selective estrogen reuptake modulators: an investigation using the time trade-off technique

Dependent variable

Independent variables

B (95% CI)

P-value

Tipping point at 50% baseline risk

(R2 = .19)

 

.01

Age

.05 (-.3,.4)

.77

Risk status

  

Moderate

Reference

 

High

-6.9 (-18.3, 4.5)

.23

Mutation positive

-1.5 (-13.8, 4.5)

.81

Has children

-2.7 (-10.1, 4.8)

.48

Intention to have mastectomy

-4.2 (-11.0, 2.6)

.22

Intention to have oophorectomy

-11.7 (-18.5 ,-4.8)

.001

Perceived risk

-0.1 (-.15, .13)

.87

Tipping point at 20% baseline risk

(R2 = .17)

 

.02

Age

.03 (-.1,.2)

.72

Risk status

  

Moderate

Reference

 

High

-1.5 (-.6.4, 3.4)

.54

Mutation positive

-.1 (-5.4, 5.2)

.96

Has children

-.5 (-3.7, 2.7)

.76

Intention to have mastectomy

-.9 (-3.9, 2.0)

.54

Intention to have oophorectomy

-3.7 (-6.7, -.8)

.02

Perceived risk

-.1 (-.1, .0)

.01

  1. Regression coefficients B and 95% confidence intervals (CI) are shown.