Table 6.

Multivariable linear regression to identify significant coping strategies in depression, anxiety, and stress.

Coping Strategies	Depression		Anxiety		Stress
	β	P-value	β	P-Value	β	P-Value
Active Coping	−0.648	0.010*	0.158	0.418	0.913	<0.001*
Use of Informational Support	−0.072	0.775	0.361	0.069	0.190	0.401
Positive Reframing	−0.144	0.589	0.152	0.466	0.359	0.133
Planning	−0.446	0.071	0.027	0.888	0.879	<0.001*
Emotional Support	0.160	0.533	0.309	0.126	−0.021	0.927
Venting	0.498	0.031	−0.003	0.988	0.110	0.589
Humour	0.821	0.001*	0.102	0.577	−0.381	0.070
Acceptance	−0.602	0.029*	−0.108	0.615	0.831	0.001*
Religion	−0.415	0.129	−0.064	0.765	0.704	0.004*
Self-Blame	0.686	0.001*	−0.027	0.866	0.034	0.853
Self-Distraction	−0.345	0.175	−0.206	0.300	0.929	<0.001*
Denial	0.676	0.004*	0.220	0.222	−0.313	0.128
Substance Use	0.835	<0.001*	0.189	0.274	−0.417	0.036*
Behavioural Disengagement	0.583	0.004*	−0.015	0.925	0.149	0.407

β = coefficient; SE = standard error of coefficient; * indicates significant p-value (<0.05).