. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.

Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2012 May 18;22(4):911–921. doi: 10.1002/pon.3091

Table 2.

Correlations Among Study Variables (n=181)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
1. Financial stress^a	—	.31^***	.22^**	−.39^***	−.23^**	−.30^***	−.31^***	−.35^***	−.21^**	.16*	.12	−.19^**	−.17^*	−.53^***	.10	.05	−.06
2. Employment stress^ab		—	.29^***	−.36^***	−.19^*	−.16^*	−.25^***	−.37^***	−.13	.13	−.06	.02	−.08	−.17^*	−.07	.16^*	−.07
3. Insurance stress^ab			—	−.23^b	−.12	−.09	−;.23^**	−.16^*	−.26^***	.19*	−.02	−.03	.02	−.25^***	.02	.09	−.05
4. Physical well-being				—	.39^*	.55^*	.63^*	.71^*	.04	.03	−.05	.17^a	−.04	.18^a	−.46^*	−.21^b	.05
5. Social/family well-being					—	.37^*	.53^*	.51^*	.07	−.14	−.03	.05	−.16^a	.19^b	−.22^b	−.08	.19^a
6. Emotional well-being						—	.53^*	.59^*	.01	.01	−.07	.07	−.08	.12	−.31^*	.03	.16^a
7. Functional well-being							—	.65^*	−.03	−.10	−.01	.29^*	−.12	.16^a	−.43^*	−.12	.05
8. Transplant-specific concerns								—	−.02	−.01	−.11	.11	−.02	.18^a	−.40^*	−.14	.12
9. Age									—	−.06	−.04	−.17^a	.02	.16^a	37^*	−.08	.12
10. Ethnicity (non-White)										—	.01	−.10	−.12	−.16^a	.01	−.11	.03
11. Gender (female)											—	−.22^b	−.12	−.22^b	.14	.03	.08
12. Employment (employed)												—	.13	.22^b	−.28^*	−.01	.03
13. Education, years													—	.34^*	−.01	.12	−.16^a
14. Income														—	−.12	.08	.02
15. Comorbidities															—	−.06	.02
16. Transplant type (allogeneic)																—	−.12
17. Days since transplant																	—

M	1.81	6.28	3.43	21.02	22.09	18.66	19.98	28.31	53.21	—	—	—	16.25	—	4.13	—	640.08
SD	1.85	6.87	4.68	5.45	4.52	3.70	4.79	5.46	11.64	—	—	—	2.41	—	3.30	—	263.43
Range	0–8.1	0–38	0–20	4–28	9–28	8–24	3–28	14–39	20–75	—	—	—	11–24	—	0–18	—	230–1190

Note. Variable categories in parentheses correspond to the highest coding value (e.g., non-White coded as 1 whereas White/non-Hispanic coded as 0). Pearson correlation coefficients are provided for associations between continuous variables; point-biserial correlation coefficients are provided for associations between continuous and dichotomous variables.

Variable centered for interaction analyses; table statistics computed with original variable.

Variable log transformed to correct for nonnormality; table statistics computed with original variable.

=p≤.05;

^**

=p≤.01;

^***

=p≤.001