Table 4.
A multigroup analysis of patients with cancer receiving treatment during and before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Paths | Estimate (β; group A-B) | t test (group A-B) | P value (group A-B) | ||
Direct effects | |||||
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Social isolation → negative self-perception | .01 | 0.09 | .92 | |
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Social isolation → mental health | .11 | 0.92 | .36 | |
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Poor communication with care provider → negative self-perception | −.13 | 1.24 | .24 | |
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Poor communication with care provider → mental health | .05 | 0.56 | .58 | |
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Negative self-perception → mental health | −.21 | 2.23 | .03 | |
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Age → mental health | .03 | 0.35 | .72 | |
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Age → negative self-perception | −.07 | 0.79 | .43 | |
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Annual income → mental health | .03 | 0.34 | .73 | |
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Annual income → negative self-perception | .03 | 0.33 | .74 | |
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Education level → mental health | −.02 | 0.22 | .83 | |
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Education level → negative self-perception | .09 | 1.02 | .31 | |
Specific indirect effects | |||||
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Poor communication with care provider → negative self-perception → mental health | −.01 | 0.18 | .86 | |
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Social isolation → negative self-perception → mental health | −.06 | 2.01 | .04 | |
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Age → negative self-perception → mental health | −.01 | 0.69 | .49 | |
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Education level → negative self-perception → mental health | .01 | 0.67 | .50 | |
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Annual income → negative self-perception → mental health | .02 | 1.22 | .22 |