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    Association between living alone (independent variable) and common mental disorders (dependent variable) estimated by logistic regression.

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    Association between living alone (independent variable) and common mental disorders (dependent variable) estimated by logistic regression.</p

    Relationship status by year (overall and by living arrangement).

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    Relationship status by year (overall and by living arrangement).</p

    Sample characteristics by year (overall and by living arrangement).

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    Sample characteristics by year (overall and by living arrangement).</p

    Prevalence of nonsuicidal self-injury by the presence of psychotic-like experience.

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    <p>Abbreviation: PLE Psychotic-like experience. Bars denote 95% confidence intervals. Prevalence figures are based on weighted sample.</p

    Prevalence of common mental disorders by living arrangement.

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    Common mental disorders were assessed using the Clinical Interview Schedule-Revised (CIS-R), a questionnaire focusing on past week neurotic symptoms. The presence of common mental disorders was defined as a CIS-R total score of 12 and above.</p

    Mediating factors in the association between living alone and common mental disorders (2007 dataset).

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    Mediating factors in the association between living alone and common mental disorders (2007 dataset).</p

    Logistic regression models to predict mental conditions.

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    <p>OR =  Odds Ratio; 95%CI =  Confident interval; AOR = Adjusted Odds Ratio; in bold, statistically significant (p<0.05).</p><p>Note = Adjusted models included age, gender, education level, marital status, urban pattern and number of physical conditions.</p

    Impact of chronic conditions on disability.

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    <p>Linear regression model for the global sample was adjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, urbanicity, individual chronic conditions and interactions. Analogous linear regressions were performed for male and female, adjusted by the same variables but sex. Results with 95% Confidence interval.</p><p>Impact of chronic conditions on disability.</p

    Prevalence of 12-month physical conditions, mental disorders and multimorbidity according to age and gender.

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    <p>CI =  Confident interval. Note =  Weighted proportion and 95% Confident Intervals are shown. Anxiety included Generalised Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Multimorbility is defined as the presence of ≥ 2 physical or mental conditions. p(age) refers to statistical differences in the three groups of age; p(sex) refers to differences in gender, regardless the age group.</p
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