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. 2014 May-Jun;30(3):507–510. doi: 10.12669/pjms.303.4634

Table-IV.

The intermediary effect of negative coping style on cancer-specific distress

	Negative coping style		cancer-specific distress		cancer-specific distress
	Step 1	Step 2	Step 1	Step 2	Step 1	Step 2	Step 3
Step 1 Demographic variables
Sex	-0.108	-0.110	-0.116	-0.101	-0.116	-0.162	-0.128
Age	0.317	0.326	0.359	0.281	0.359	0.114	0.274
Economic income	0.197	0.195	0.161	0.104	0.161	0.146	0.172
Step 2
Family history		0.374				0.407	0.351
Step 3
Negative coping style				0.463			0.431
△F	2.681	8.653	3.372	16.418	3.308	12.328	13.081
R²	0.128	0.241	0.141	0.275	0.136	0.232	0.332
△R²	0.176	0.183	0.172	0.240	0.172	0.201	0.206

Ps: Cancer-specific distress refers to the sum of intrusion, avoidance and hyperarousal.