The role of gender in the active attitude toward treatment and health among older patients in primary health care—self-assessed health status and sociodemographic factors as moderators

Table 2 Omnibus test results for attitude toward treatment and health

Attitude toward health	Global		Cognitive		Positive emotions		Negative emotions		Motivation
	Wald’s Chi²	p	Wald’s Chi²	p	Wald’s Chi²	p	Wald’s Chi²	p	Wald’s Chi²	p
Intercept	20,483.378	< 0.001	11,326.505	< 0.001	14,753.063	< 0.001	2248.749	< 0.001	12,213.085	< 0.001
Gender	6.122	0.013	3.965	0.046	5.902	0.015	0.001	0.971	10.415	0.001
Age	24.771	< 0.001	53.191	< 0.001	28.885	< 0.001	43.180	< 0.001	38.547	< 0.001
Health	109.220	< 0.001	74.056	< 0.001	48.594	< 0.001	117.156	< 0.001	26.232	< 0.001
Education	14.418	0.001	11.200	0.004	8.064	0.018	7.374	0.025	11.310	0.004
Marital status	97.324	< 0.001	91.574	< 0.001	54.991	< 0.001	3.862	0.277	78.457	< 0.001
Financial status	135.238	< 0.001	80.235	< 0.001	120.381	< 0.001	33.804	< 0.001	111.074	< 0.001
Gender x age	24.769	< 0.001	19.341	< 0.001	27.759	< 0.001	3.273	0.351	31.993	< 0.001
Gender x health	16.712	0.002	16.516	0.002	22.104	< 0.001	8.477	0.076	29.361	< 0.001
Gender x education	4.258	0.119	2.647	0.266	5.349	0.069	4.205	0.122	0.884	0.643
Gender x marital status	1.186	0.756	2.191	0.534	0.389	0.942	4.864	0.182	0.921	0.820
Gender x financial status	4.584	0.333	–	–	5.115	0.276	13.044	0.011	4.010	0.405