Table 2.

Bivariate correlations.

	MTQ  r (95% CI)	T-NRS  r (95% CI)	RS13  r (95% CI)	PHQ9  r (95% CI)	GAD7  r (95% CI)
MTQ	1
T-NRS	.526 [.498–−.551]∗∗	1
Resilience (RS13)	−.399 [−.428–−.369]∗∗	−.132 [−.165–−.098]∗∗	1
Depression (PHQ9)	.667 [.646–.687]∗∗	.352 [.322–.382]∗∗	−.559 [−.584–−.533]∗∗	1
Anxiety (GAD7)	.616 [.593–.637]∗∗	.303 [.271–.333]∗∗	−.548 [−.574–−.523]∗∗	.805 [.790–.819]∗∗	1
Somatic symptom Severity (PHQ15)	.540 [.514–.564]∗∗	.303 [.271–.333]∗∗	−.440 [−.468–−.413]∗∗	.758 [.742–.773]∗∗	.655 [.634–.675]∗∗

Bivariate Spearman-Rho correlation coefficients and their 95% confidence limits (95% CI) are reported. Confidence limits that do not include 0 are considered significant. MTQ—tinnitus-related distress assessed with the 12-item Mini Tinnitus Questionnaire [14], T-NRS—tinnitus loudness rated on a numeric rating scale. **P < .001.