Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine

Table 7 Univariate and multivariate linear regression analysis among undergraduate and post graduate medical students with total ATR and ATR subscales as dependent variables

From: Assessing attitudes toward research and plagiarism among medical students: a multi-site study

ATR subscales n = 793	Univariate			Multivariate
ATR subscales n = 793	β	t	p	β	t	p
Research usefulness
Gender, male	-0.001	0.041	0.967
Age	0.139	3.890	< 0.001	0.139	3.890	< 0.001
Study level, PhD	0.111	3.154	0.002
Research anxiety
Gender, male	0.072	2.014	0.044
Age	-0.102	2.841	0.005
Study level, PhD	-0.120	3.400	< 0.001	-0.128	3.559	< 0.001
Positive attitudes
Gender, male	0.046	1.287	0.199
Age	0.157	4.406	< 0.001	0.157	4.406	< 0.001
Study level, PhD	0.103	2.918	0.004
Relevance to life
Gender, male	0.021	0.576	0.564
Age	0.184	5.193	< 0.001	0.184	5.193	< 0.001
Study level, PhD	0.149	4.249	< 0.001
Difficulty of research
Gender, male	0.046	1.278	0.202
Age	-0.005	0.138	0.891
Study level, PhD	-0.073	2.053	0.040
Total ATR
Gender, male	0.051	1.436	0.152
Age	0.114	3.180	0.002	0.114	3.180	0.002
Study level, PhD	0.062	1.741	0.082

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