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Published in final edited form as: OTJR (Thorofare N J). 2014 Jan 9;34(2):72–80. doi: 10.3928/15394492-20131217-01

Table 4.

Correlations Among Outcome Measures

Variable	QSF: Psycho-Somatic Quality of Life	QSF: Sexual Activity Level	QSF: Sexual Dysfunction – Self-reflection	QSF: Sexual Dysfunction – Partner-reflection	Total QSF Score
SIS: Strength	−.400	−.372	−.372	−.400	−.495
SIS: Memory	−.794^**	−.263	−.638^*	−.030	−.637^*
SIS: Emotion	−.659^*	−.131	−.577^*	−.121	−.479
SIS: Communication	−.958^**	−.389	−.875^**	−.330	−.872^**
SIS: ADL	−.897^**	−.477	−.778^**	−.319	−.854^**
SIS: Mobility	−.886^**	−.397	−.768^**	−.249	−.803^**
SIS: Hand Function	−.806^**	−.179	−.684^**	−.099	−.631^*
SIS: Social Participation	−.789^**	−.477	−.598^*	−.347	−.766^**
SIS: Perception of Recovery	−.557^*	−.470	−.421	−.406	−.622^*
PHQ-9: Depressive Symptoms	.892^**	.612^*	.752^**	.393	.913^**

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Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed)

Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed)