Psychosocial profile and psychiatric morbidity among Egyptian patients after living donor liver transplantation

Middle East Current Psychiatry

Table 4 Risk factors correlated with psychiatric morbidity

	Model	Unstandardized Coefficients		Standardized Coefficients	t	Sig.
	Model	B	Std. Error	Beta	t	Sig.
Age	Donor’s Age	−.101	.023	−.072	−4.337	.012*
Gender	Female donors	5.045	1.291	.417	3.907	.017*
Marital status	Marital status	−1.208	.844	−.136	−1.431	.226
Education	Primary education	−2.187	3.320	−.128	−.659	.546
	Preparatory education	−2.896	3.443	−.089	−.841	.448
	Secondary schools	− 11.848	3.973	−.365	−2.982	.041*
	Technical schools	1.281	3.280	.114	.390	.716
	University	2.406	.787	.112	3.056	.038*
Occupation	Employee	−.421	1.079	−.032	−.390	.716
	Managerial	−3.140	.830	−.203	−3.783	.019*
	Student	−11.460	1.710	−.673	−6.701	.003*
Relation	Relation to recipient father	−3.830	2.369	−.225	−1.616	.181
	Relation to recipient sibs	−13.253	2.409	−.685	−5.501	.005*
	Relation to recipient maternal uncle	−2.622	1.982	−.154	−1.323	.256
	No relation to recipient	−4.131	1.490	−.367	−2.772	.050*
Personality traits	Guilford inventory	.135	.084	.306	1.611	.182
	EPQ Psychoticism	1.038	.371	.497	2.797	.049*
	EPQ Neuroticism	−2.077	.103	−.930	−20.095	.000*
	EPQ impulsivity	1.814	.129	.959	14.016	.000*
	EPQ Extra version	1.352	.036	.622	37.533	.000*