Neuroticism mediates the association between childhood abuse and the well-being of community dwelling adult volunteers

Table 3 Results of multiple regression analysis of SUBI subjective well-being scores

Independent factor	Beta	P-value	VIF
EPQ-R neuroticism score	− 0.325	< 0.001	1.205
Age	− 0.178	< 0.001	1.187
Subjective social status	–0.119	0.012	1.134
Positive change score of LES	0.109	0.018	1.069
Negative change score of LES	− 0.095	0.040	1.079
CATS total average score	–0.089	0.070	1.210
Education (years)	0.026	0.593	1.235
Adjusted R² = 0.221

Abbreviations: CATS Child Abuse and Trauma Scale, EPQ-R Eysenck Personality Questionnaire revised, LES Life Experiences Survey, SUBI Subjective Well-Being Inventory
Beta = standardized partial regression coefficient
Dependent factor: SUBI subjective well-being score
Independent factors: age, education (years), subjective social status (lowest = 10 to highest = 1), total average scores of CATS, EPQ-R neuroticism score, and negative and positive change scores of LES

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