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Table II.

Correlation coefficients (Pearson's r) between temperament traits, coping styles and intensity of cancer trauma symptoms in the studied group (n = 150)

Variables	I/A	A/N	General Scale
Temperament
Briskness	–0.35^a,^**	–0.38^a,^**	–0.38^a,^**
Perseveration	0.53^**	0.24^**	0.43^**
Sensory sensitivity	–0.00	–0.05	–0.03
Emotional reactivity	0.54^**	0.42^**	0.53^**
Endurance	–0.19^a,^*	–0.17^a,^*	–0.20^a,^*
Activity	–0.21^**	–0.23^**	–0.24^**
Coping styles
Destructive style	0.67^**	0.62^**	0.70^**
Anxious preoccupation	0.64^**	0.43^**	0.59^**
Helplessness–hopelessness	0.57^a,^**	0.72^a,^**	0.70^a,^**
Constructive style	–0.08	–0.30^**	–0.20^*
Positive re-evaluation	0.01^a	–0.18^a,^*	–0.10^a
Fighting spirit	–0.18^*	–0.35^**	–0.29^**

Spearman's correlation coefficient; I/A – intrusion/arousal, A/N – avoidance/numbing

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p < 0.01

p < 0.05