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Table 3 Multiple regression of impairment of self-esteem on the importance of sexuality and changes in erectile functioning: final model (n = 277)

From: The importance of sexuality, changes in erectile functioning and its association with self-esteem in men with localized prostate cancer: data from an observational study

Variables

B

S.E.

β

∆R2 (ad. R2)

Sociodemographic characteristics

    

Age

.002

.011

.009

 

Living with a partner

−.511

.216

−.117

 

Higher education

−.05

.115

−.021

 

Still working vs. retired

.137

.204

.042

.033

Group: RP vs. AS

.016

.143

.007

.06

Tumor risk category

    

Gleason-Score (4–6)

.305

.141

.116

 

PSA

.004

.019

.012

.002

Time since treatment decision (months)

.004

.004

.056

.004

Number of comorbidities

.039

.039

.051

.01

Importance of sexuality

.252

.074

.184

.048**

Changes in erectile functioning

.668

.069

.567

.207***

Importance of sexuality*changes in erectile functioning

.318

.062

.257

.062***

   

R2 = .426 Adjusted R2 = .398 F = 14.93***

  1. B, unstandardized regression coefficient, S.E., standard error; β, standardized regression coefficient, AS, active surveillance, RP, radical prostatectomy; **p < .01; ***p < .001