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Table 3. Correlations of Primary Study Variables.

Overall Correlations	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. RWBS	−	0.31^a	0.26^a	−0.14	0.02	0.31^a	0.06	−0.15	−0.07	0.11
2.EWBS		−	0.73^a	0.29^a	0.59^a	0.62^a	0.62^a	0.18	0.25^b	0.47^a
3. SWLS			−	0.34^a	0.60^a	0.50^a	0.61^a	0.15	0.25^b	0.35^a
4. Physical health (subscale of DHP)			−	0.43^a	0.31^a	0.77^a	0.16	0.29^a	0.24^a
5. Mental health (subscale of DHP)					−	0.50^a	0.81^a	0.14	0.34^a	0.29^a
6. Social health (subscale of DHP)						−	0.74^a	0.17	0.31^a	0.45^a
7. General health (subscale of DHP)							−	0.21^b	0.39^a	0.40^a
8. Physical independence (subscale of CHART)								−	0.44^a	0.44^a
9. Mobility (subscale of CHART)								−	0.30^a
10. Social integration (subscale of CHART)										−

p < 0.01.

p < 0.05.

²⁷RWBS, Religious Well-Being Scale;⁵ EWBS, Existential Well-Being Scale;⁸ SWLS, Satisfaction With Life Scale;⁶^,¹⁸^,²⁸^,²⁹ DHP, Duke Health Profile;¹¹^,¹⁵^,²² CHART, Craig Handicap Assessment Reporting Technique.