Screening for domestic abuse and its relationship with demographic variables among elderly individuals referred to primary health care centers of Shiraz in 2018

Table 3 The relationship between the demographic characteristics of the elderly respondents and the types of domestic elder abuse

Subscales	Demographic characteristics	Standardize Coefficients	t	p-value
Emotional neglect	(Constant)	_	6.350	< 0.001
	Income	0.105	2.362	0.19
	Living arrangement	− 0.105	−2.447	0.015
	Perpetrator	−0.476	− 10.708	< 0.001
	Insurance	− 0.088	−2.061	0.040
	Cognitive status	0.110	2.547	0.015
Care neglect	(Constant)	_	5.580	0.001
	Income	0.110	2.461	0.014
	House ownership	0.102	2.238	0.026
	Living arrangement	−0.117	−2.659	< 0.001
	Perpetrator	− 0.478	−11.226	< 0.001
	Cognitive status	0.122	2.796	0.005
Financial neglect	(Constant)	_	5.040	< 0.001
	Education level	−0.139	−3.020	0.003
	Income	0.192	4.135	< 0.001
	Perpetrator	−0.347	−7.652	< 0.001
Authority deprival	(Constant)	_	4.704	< 0.001
	House ownership	0.141	2.937	0.004
	Health status	−0.112	−2.331	0.020
	Perpetrator	−0.238	−4.932	< 0.001
Psychological abuse	(Constant)	_	4.887	< 0.001
	Employment	0.085	1.816	0.070
	Perpetrator	−0.389	−8.264	< 0.001
	Insurance	−0.088	−1.863	0.063
Physical abuse	(Constant)	_	0.877	0.381
	Living arrangement	0.144	2.954	0.003
	Perpetrator	−0.221	−4.535	< 0.001
Financial abuse	(Constant)	_	5.040	< 0.001
	Living arrangement	0.100	5.040	0.034
	Health status	0.097	2.060	0.040
	Perpetrator	−0.379	−7.952	< 0.001
	Insurance	−0.099	−2.074	0.039
Ostracism	(Constant)	_	0.912	0.057
	House ownership	0.111	2.245	0.025
	Perpetrator	−0.183	−3.706	< 0.001
Total Scale	(Constant)	_	7.580	< 0.001
	Education level	−0.072	−1.759	0.079
	Income	0.103	2.391	0.017
	House ownership	0.092	2.210	0.028
	Perpetrator	−0.574	−14.066	< 0.001
	Insurance	−0.089	−2.214	0.027

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