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Correlates of preferences for autonomy in long-term care: results of a population-based survey among older individuals in Germany

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Table 1 Bivariate associations between preferences for autonomy in long-term care and independent variables
Table 1 Bivariate associations between preferences for autonomy in long-term care and independent variables
Table 2 Predictors of preferences for autonomy in long-term care: results of multiple logistic regressions (for each outcome measure: 0= low preferences; 1= high preferences)
Table S1 Predictors of preferences for autonomy in long-term care

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