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Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2013 Oct 3;131(3):10.1016/j.ygyno.2013.09.025. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2013.09.025

Table 3.

Regression models predicting quality of life at pre-surgery and one year from number of concurrent life stressors^a

Outcome	Pre-Surgery					Year 1					Compare slopes p-value
Outcome	Slope	SE	95% C.I.	p- value	Standar dized β	Slope	SE	95% C.I.	p-value	Standardi zed β	Compare slopes p-value
FACT Total	−0.50	0.43	−1.34, 0.34	0.240	−0.08	−1.96	0.46	−2.86, −1.06	< 0.0001	−0.29	0.006
PWB	−0.20	0.21	−0.60, 0.21	0.337	−0.07	−0.54	0.22	−0.97, −0.10	0.015	−0.25	0.196
FWB	−0.24	0.19	−0.61, 0.13	0.201	−0.11	−0.94	0.20	−1.34, −0.54	< 0.0001	−0.36	0.003
EWB	0.02	0.13	−0.24, 0.27	0.890	0.01	0.13	0.14	−0.14, 0.40	0.355	0.06	0.499
SWB	−0.01	0.13	−0.27, 0.25	0.958	−0.005	−0.52	0.14	−0.80, −0.24	0.0003	−0.31	0.002

All pre-surgery models adjust for age, cancer stage, anxiety, and depressive mood. All one-year models additionally adjust for chemotherapy status.

FACT = Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy; PWB = Physical well-being; FWB = Functional well-being; EWB = Emotional well-being; SWB = Social well-being.