Attachment and patient activation as predictors of the interest and use of telemedical health applications –results of an observational study in primary health care

Table 2 Predictors of interest in e-health related health applications

Predictors	B	SE	T	p	95%-CI
Age	−.008	.006	−1.317	.190	−.020	.004
Health VAS	−.003	.004	−.821	.413	−.012	.005
Number of chronic diseases	.025	.029	.849	.397	−.033	.083
PAM_D	.038	.013	2.957	.004	.013	.063
PHQ-9	.014	.022	.639	.523	−.030	.059
ECR-RD-12 Anxiety	−.064	.062	−1.034	.302	−.186	.058
ECR-RD12 Avoidance	.468	.057	8.220	.000	.356	.581
SEX, Female	.111	.272	.408	.683	−.426	.648
SEX, Male = 1	0	.	.	.	.	.
Education, Low	.264	.356	.740	.460	−.440	.967
Education, Middle	−.043	.259	−.167	.868	−.554	.468
Education, High	0	.	.	.	.	.

B Beta coefficient, SE Standard error, T t test statistic, p Statistical significance, CI 95% confidence intervals, VAS Visual analogue scale, PHQ Patient Health Questionnaire, PAM Patient Activation Measure, ECR-R Experiences in Close Relationships-Revised

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