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Published in final edited form as: J AIDS Clin Res. 2013 Jun 18;4(6):15524. doi: 10.4172/2155-6113.1000214

Table 2.

Correlations among perceived stress, sleep disturbances and fatigue.

	Perceived Stress	Social psychology program	Sexual relationship	Functional problems	Social accept/ reject	Work-related issues	Family offspring issues	Ace. to Tx	Tx outcome	Fatigue
Perceived Stress Social psychology program	.93^*
Sexual relationship	.86^*	.78^*
Functional problems	.84^*	.71^*	.66^*
Social acceptance/rejection	.88^*	.83^*	.68^*	.64^*
Work-related issues	.81^*	.61^*	.61^*	.73^*	.64^*
Family offspring issues	.62^*	.55^*	.56^*	.31^*	.57^*	.43^*
Accessibility to treatment	.58^*	.43^*	.39^*	.45^*	.53^*	.53^*	.20^†
Treatment outcome	.71^*	.51^*	.53^*	.74^*	.51^*	.66^*	.23^†	.53^*
Fatigue	.36^*	.38^*	.26^*	.43^*	.25^*	.17	.13^*	.23^†	.28^*
Sleep Disturbance	.40^*	.45^*	.36^*	.37^*	.37^*	.17	.22^†	.28^*	.23^†	.59^*

GSDS: General Sleep Disturbance Scale; Ace:Access; Tx: Treatment

P≤0.01

^†

P≤ 0.05