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Table 3 Multivariate linear regression analysis between the total attitude toward active aging (ATAA) score and independent variables

From: Attitudes toward active aging and their association with social determinants and views on older adults in Japan: a cross-sectional study

Variables

ATAA (Total score)

ALL (N = 506)

95% CI

B

(β)

Lower

Upper

aR2=0.233

Intercept

107.13

 

95.77

118.50

Sociodemographic variables

Gender

Female

Ref

   

Male

-8.73

(-0.20)

-12.49

-4.96

Age

20–39

Ref

40–49

-1.51

(-0.04)

-5.59

2.56

60 and above

-2.29

(-0.05)

-7.38

2.79

Residential area

City

Ref

Town or village

0.00

(0.00)

-3.26

3.26

Marital status

Married

Ref

Single (never married, divorced, or widowed) and others

-5.47

(-0.13)

-9.07

-1.86

Highest education attained

High school or lower

Ref

College, university, or higher

3.83

(0.08)

0.11

7.56

Occupational status

Unemployed

Ref

Part-time

-1.27

(-0.02)

-6.66

4.11

Full-time

2.55

(0.06)

-1.62

6.73

Have religious beliefs

    

No

Ref

   

Yes

4.31

(0.10)

0.93

7.69

Recognition of older adults and one’s life and health

Views on older adults

2.07

(0.40)

1.61

2.53

Social respect and inclusion of older adults

-0.05

(-0.009)

-0.46

0.36

Satisfaction with financial condition

-2.04

(-0.11)

-3.99

-0.09

Satisfaction with living condition

0.42

(0.03)

-1.67

2.52

Self-rated health status

2.87

(0.13)

0.92

4.82

Mental well-being

-0.33

(-0.09)

-0.72

0.06

  1. B = non-standadized coeffiecient, β = standadized coefficient, CI = confidential interval, aR2 = adjsted R-squared
  2. The multivariate regression analysis was conducted between the total ATAA score and sociodemographic variables, views on older adults, and related factors