Table 3.
Correlations matrix of sociodemographic data, risk factor for familial stress, caregivers’ stress, patients’ symptoms and coping strategies.
Caregivers’ total stress | Patients’ total impact on symptoms | Patients’ coping skills | |
---|---|---|---|
Income level | −.01 | .04 | −.01 |
Percentage of reduce income | .16 | .14* | .02 |
Size of housing | .06 | −.07 | .001 |
Outside outlet | −.03 | −.03 | .04 |
Relatives at home with increased medical risk | −.05 | −.001 | −.05 |
Medical outcome of relatives infected by COVID-19 | .11 | .05 | −.07 |
Relatives at home in frontline against COVID-19 | .10 | −.09* | −.003 |
Caregivers’ total stress | .41 | .02 | |
Patients’ total impact on symptoms | .32 |
Pearson's correlation indexes in bold were statistically significant at p < .05. Indexes with
tended to signification (.05 > p < 0.1).