. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 26.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Aging. 2007 Jun;22(2):380–385. doi: 10.1037/0882-7974.22.2.380

Table 1.

Means, Standard Deviations, and Bivariate Correlations of Study Variables

Variable	M (SD)	Women^a	HRSD	MMSE	CIRS	KPSS	Negative affect	Sociability	Activity	Positive affect	Suicide ideation^a (n = 37; 8%)
Age	74.92 (6.52)	−.12^**	.06	−.24^**	.27^**	.26^**	−.03	−.08	−.12^*	.05	.00
Women^a			−.24^**	−.13^**	−.04	−.17^**	−.25^**	−.19^**	.14^**	−.03	−.03
HRSD	8.73 (6.34)			−.12^*	.29^**	.42^**	.57^**	.14^**	−.38^**	−.29^**	.44^**
MMSE	28.03 (1.88)				−.18^**	−.21^**	−.09^*	−.05	.00	.07	−.06
CIRS	7.37 (2.87)					.59^**	.18^**	.07	−.25^**	−.11^*	.14^**
KPSS	80.06 (11.35)						.24^**	.16^**	−.33^**	−.10^*	.16^**
Negative affect	7.68 (4.02)							.14^**	−.34^**	−.44^**	.25^**
Sociability	9.03 (1.69)								−.04	−.03	−.04
Activity	8.55 (2.81)									.41^**	−.14^**
Positive affect	10.33 (2.71)										−.19^**

Note. There were 290 women (63%). CIRS = Cumulative Illness Rating Scale; HRSD = Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression; KPSS = Karnofsky Performance Status Scale; MMSE = Mini-Mental State Exam. Negative affect, Sociability, Activity, and Positive affect are subclusters of the NEO Five-Factor Inventory.

Dichotomous variable; point biserial correlation.

p < .05.

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p < .01.