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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pers. 2009 Jul 22;77(5):1411–1436. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-6494.2009.00587.x

Table 3.

Partial correlations of personality factors and spirituality/religiousness with mental health controlling for demographic variables (age, gender, ethnicity, and education) and disease status (CD4 Count and log of viral load)

BDI BHS State Anxiety Perceived Stress Scale Life Orientation Test Mental Health Aggregate
NEO-PI-R
 N: Neuroticism .24* .28** .37** .43** −.44** −.43**
 E: Extraversion −.20* −.26** −.12 .01 .18 .19
 O: Openness −.21* −.32** −.25* −.08 .25** .28**
 A: Agreeableness −.13 −.26** −.09 −.15 .28** .23*
 C: Conscientiousness −.27** −.44** −.29** −.20* .33** .38**
IWSRI Spirituality
 Sense of Peace −.27** −.42** −.35** −.35** .44** .45**
 Compassion −.18 −.28** −.27** −.25* .26** .31**
IWSRI Religiousness
 Faith in God −.23* −.44** −.24* −.27** .36** .38**
 Religious Behavior −.14 −.30** −.27** −.37** .29** .34**

Note: BDI = Beck Depression Inventory, BHS = Beck Hopelessness Scale;

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01