Is negative affectivity associated with oral quality of life?
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Auteurs : Nancy R. Kressin [États-Unis] ; Susan Reisine ; Avron Spiro Iii ; Judith A. Jones [États-Unis]Source :
- Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology [ 0301-5661 ] ; 2001-12.
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- Additional variance, Affectivity, Analysis sample, Change model, Chapel hill, Chronic conditions, Community dent, Complete data, Control variables, Dent, Dental care, Dental study sample, Dependent oqol measures, Dependent variables, Descriptive statistics, Disability, Disability handicap, Disability psych, Economic research, Effect size, Effect sizes, Emotionality scale, Eysenck personality inventory, Function pain, Functional limitation, Functional limitations, Gohai, Gohai measures, Health assessment index, Health assessment instrument, Health concerns, Health quality, Health status, Higher score, Higher scores, Item scores, Kressin, Life measures, Life table, Marital status, Mental health, More symptoms, More teeth, Multivariate analyses, Ndings, Negative affectivity, Normative, Nteeth, Nteeth oralhlth, Ohip, Ohip scores, Ohip subscales, Ohqol, Ohqol measure, Ohqol measures, Ohqol scale, Older adults, Oqol, Oqol measure, Oqol measures, Oral conditions, Oral disease, Oral health, Oral health impact, Oral health outcomes, Oral health status, Oral quality, Oralhlth, Other contextual factors, Outcome scale, Overall gohai, Overall ohip, Personality trait, Physical disability, Physical function, Physical health, Physical pain, Present analyses, Psychol, Psychological disability, Psychological discomfort, Psychosocial, Psychosocial disability, Psychosocial disability scale, Psychosocial factors, Psychosocial function, Regression analyses, Regression models, Somatic complaints, Special reason, Spiro, Study participants, Subscale, Subscale scores, Subscales, Such associations, Symptom perception hypothesis, Unit increase, Variance, Veterans administration, Veterans affairs, Veterans health study, Worse oqol, Worse oqol scores, Worse scores.
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- Additional variance, Affectivity, Analysis sample, Change model, Chapel hill, Chronic conditions, Community dent, Complete data, Control variables, Dent, Dental care, Dental study sample, Dependent oqol measures, Dependent variables, Descriptive statistics, Disability, Disability handicap, Disability psych, Economic research, Effect size, Effect sizes, Emotionality scale, Eysenck personality inventory, Function pain, Functional limitation, Functional limitations, Gohai, Gohai measures, Health assessment index, Health assessment instrument, Health concerns, Health quality, Health status, Higher score, Higher scores, Item scores, Kressin, Life measures, Life table, Marital status, Mental health, More symptoms, More teeth, Multivariate analyses, Ndings, Negative affectivity, Normative, Nteeth, Nteeth oralhlth, Ohip, Ohip scores, Ohip subscales, Ohqol, Ohqol measure, Ohqol measures, Ohqol scale, Older adults, Oqol, Oqol measure, Oqol measures, Oral conditions, Oral disease, Oral health, Oral health impact, Oral health outcomes, Oral health status, Oral quality, Oralhlth, Other contextual factors, Outcome scale, Overall gohai, Overall ohip, Personality trait, Physical disability, Physical function, Physical health, Physical pain, Present analyses, Psychol, Psychological disability, Psychological discomfort, Psychosocial, Psychosocial disability, Psychosocial disability scale, Psychosocial factors, Psychosocial function, Regression analyses, Regression models, Somatic complaints, Special reason, Spiro, Study participants, Subscale, Subscale scores, Subscales, Such associations, Symptom perception hypothesis, Unit increase, Variance, Veterans administration, Veterans affairs, Veterans health study, Worse oqol, Worse oqol scores, Worse scores.
Abstract
Abstract – Objectives: The personality trait of negative affectivity (NA) is associated with reports of worse physical health, more symptoms and worse health‐related quality of life but its associations with oral quality of life (OQOL) are unexplored. In this study we examined the association of NA with OQOL. Methods: We drew on data from two samples of older men: The VA Dental Longitudinal Study (DLS; n=177) and the Veterans Health Study (VHS; n=514), which included three measures of oral quality of life: the Oral Health‐Related Quality of Life Measure (OHQOL), the Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP), and the Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Instrument (GOHAI). For each OQOL measure, and the GOHAI and OHIP subscales, two regression models were estimated to examine the marginal change in variance due to NA: the first model included age, number of teeth, and self‐rated oral health, and the second added NA. Results: In both bivariate and multivariate analyses, higher NA was consistently associated with worse scores on the OQOL measures. In the regression analyses, NA explained an additional .01 to 18% of the variance in OQOL, explaining the most variance in the OHIP and the least in the OHQOL. The addition of NA explained more variance in the more subjective, psychologically oriented GOHAI and OHIP subscales than it did in the more objective, physical function oriented subscales. Conclusions: Psychosocial factors such as personality are significantly associated with quality of life ratings. Such associations should be taken into account when OQOL measurements are used and interpreted.
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DOI: 10.1034/j.1600-0528.2001.290602.x
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<front><div type="abstract">Abstract – Objectives: The personality trait of negative affectivity (NA) is associated with reports of worse physical health, more symptoms and worse health‐related quality of life but its associations with oral quality of life (OQOL) are unexplored. In this study we examined the association of NA with OQOL. Methods: We drew on data from two samples of older men: The VA Dental Longitudinal Study (DLS; n=177) and the Veterans Health Study (VHS; n=514), which included three measures of oral quality of life: the Oral Health‐Related Quality of Life Measure (OHQOL), the Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP), and the Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Instrument (GOHAI). For each OQOL measure, and the GOHAI and OHIP subscales, two regression models were estimated to examine the marginal change in variance due to NA: the first model included age, number of teeth, and self‐rated oral health, and the second added NA. Results: In both bivariate and multivariate analyses, higher NA was consistently associated with worse scores on the OQOL measures. In the regression analyses, NA explained an additional .01 to 18% of the variance in OQOL, explaining the most variance in the OHIP and the least in the OHQOL. The addition of NA explained more variance in the more subjective, psychologically oriented GOHAI and OHIP subscales than it did in the more objective, physical function oriented subscales. Conclusions: Psychosocial factors such as personality are significantly associated with quality of life ratings. Such associations should be taken into account when OQOL measurements are used and interpreted.</div>
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