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Cognition and its association with the factors of the EURO‐D: Suffering and Motivation. Findings from SHARE Wave 6

机译：认知及其与欧元D因素的关联：痛苦和动机。 分享波6的调查结果

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Objective The aims of this study were (1) to analyse the relationship between cognition and clinical and sociodemographic variables, (2) to explore the relationship between cognitive tests and factors of EURO‐D depression scale (Suffering and Motivation), and (3) to determine the relevance of cognition with respect to clinical and sociodemographic variables in the scores of the EURO‐D factors. Method About 63?755 participants in the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) Wave 6 (2015) were included. Instruments are as follows: the SHARE study, the EURO‐D scale, and cognitive tests. Bivariate, correlation, and multiple linear regression analyses were performed. Results In the regression analysis with cognition, the variables associated with poor cognition were higher age ( β ?=?.29), lower educational level ( β ?=??.26), economic difficulties ( β ?=?.17), and depression ( β ?=?.10). The correlation between cognition and EURO‐D factors was weak in Suffering ( r ?=??0.139) and moderate in Motivation ( r ?=??0.382). In the regression analysis with the EURO‐D, loneliness, poor self‐perceived physical health, female gender, and low cognition were associated with higher depression levels. The main differences in the predictor variables of each factor were cognition (Motivation?=??0.248, P ??.001; Suffering?=?0.002, P ?=?.648) and the female sex (Motivation?=?0.015, P ??.001, Suffering?=?0.175, P ??.001). Conclusions In the EURO‐D depression scale, poor cognition was associated with higher scores in the Motivation factor only, while the female gender presented higher scores in the Suffering factor.
机译：目的本研究的目的是（1）分析认知和临床和社会渗透变量之间的关系，（2）探讨认知测试与欧洲D抑郁尺度（痛苦和动机）之间的关系，（3）确定认知对欧洲D因素的分数中的临床和社会渗透变量的相关性。欧洲卫生，老龄化和退休调查中的63名参与者（股票）波6（2015年）的方法。仪器如下：股票研究，欧洲D规模和认知测试。进行双变量，相关性和多元线性回归分析。导致对认知的回归分析，认知差的变量较高（β？=？29），较低的教育水平（β？= ??。26），经济困难（β？= ?. 17），和抑郁症（β？=？10）。认知和欧洲D因子之间的相关性在痛苦中弱（R？= ?? 0.139）和中等动机（R？= ?? 0.382）。在回归分析中，欧洲欧元，孤独，自我感知的身体健康，女性性别和低认知与较高的抑郁水平有关。每个因素的预测变量的主要差异是认知（动机？= ?? 0.248，p？+。001;疼痛？=？0.002，p？=Δ.64）和女性性（动机？=？ 0.015，p？＆ 001，痛苦？=？0.175，p？＆ 001）。结论在欧洲D抑郁症规模，认知差与动机因素的得分较高有关，而女性性别在痛苦的因素中提出了更高的评分。

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