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Table 4 Multivariable regression analysis of factors associated with subjective well-being (SWB) among left-behind Children (LBC)

From: Subjective well-being of left-behind children: a cross-sectional study in a rural area of eastern China

Variables

β

SE

t

P

Positive affect

 (constant)

3.015

0.278

10.864

< 0.001

 Parental migration status

− 0.092

0.015

− 1.413

0.158

 Type of caregivers

− 0.032

0.066

− 0.488

0.626

 Contact frequency with parents

0.161

0.054

2.982

0.003

 Frequency of parents visiting children

0.032

0.052

0.619

0.537

Negative affect

 (constant)

2.423

0.188

12.896

< 0.001

 Parental migration status

-0.079

0.044

− 1.806

0.072

 Type of caregivers

0.093

0.044

2.094

0.037

 Contact frequency with parents

-0.035

0.036

− 0.971

0.332

 Frequency of parents visiting children

-0.014

0.035

− 0.406

0.685

Life satisfaction

 (constant)

3.912

0.185

21.101

< 0.001

 Parental migration status

0.011

0.043

0.258

0.796

 Type of caregivers

0.019

0.044

0.440

0.660

 Contact frequency with parents

0.164

0.036

4.557

< 0.001

 Frequency of parents visiting children

0.046

0.035

1.315

0.189

  1. LBC left-behind children, SE standard error, SWB subjective well-being