Table 4.

Mean scale scores for the RASP (standard deviation (SD) represents ± 1 SD from the mean) and Pearson correlations among RASP scales for Studies 2, 3, and 4.

RASP scale	Mean (SD)			Emotional Support from HCPs			Anxiety in Context of HCPs			Pain Behaviors in Context of Partner			Distraction by Partner
Study	2	3	4	2	3	4	2	3	4	2	3	4	2	3	4
General Partner Support	2.96 (0.97)	2.95 (0.97)	3.07 (1.03)	0.325**	0.523**	0.237**	0.251**	0.325**	0.197**	0.288**	0.374**	0.425**	0.537**	0.588**	0.720**
Emotional Support from HCPs	3.64 (0.99)	3.41 (1.03)	3.47 (1.16)	1	1	1	−0.051	0.152	−0.036	0.112	0.173	0.192**	0.134*	0.432**	0.193**
Anxiety in Context of HCPs	1.74 (0.76)	1.81 (0.81)	1.78 (0.97)				1	1	1	0.242**	0.379**	0.436**	0.129*	0.224*	0.063
Pain Behaviors in Context of Partner	1.80 (0.80)	1.86 (0.82)	2.16 (0.97)							1	1	1	0.163**	0.195*	0.297**
Distraction by Partner	3.48 (1.01)	3.30 (1.11)	3.50 (0.98)										1	1	1

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

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

For the Anxiety in Context of HCPs and Pain Behaviors in Context of Partner scales, high scores denote more anxiety and more pain behaviors, respectively; for the remaining scales high scores denote less anxiety, less pain intensity etc.