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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 14.
Published in final edited form as: Int J STD AIDS. 2015 May 6;27(6):476–485. doi: 10.1177/0956462415585668

Table 2.

Pearson product moment correlations between objective physical functioning measures, objective cognitive performance measures, and the five quality of life domain scores.

CD4 cell count HIV-1 viral load Trail Making Test A Trail Making Test B Physical quality of life Cognitive quality of life Emotional quality of life Social quality of life Functional quality of life
CD4 cell count 1
HIV-1 viral load −.34** 1
Trail Making Test A .04 −.05 1
Trail Making Test B −.02 .07 .40** 1
Physical quality of life .02 −.059 −.02 .03 1
Cognitive quality of life −.09 −.07 .16* −.10 .43** 1
Emotional quality of life −.07 .03 .06 −.07 .57** .47** 1
Social quality of life .06 −.07 .02 .16* .07 .17* .16* 1
Functional quality of life .02 −.04 .09 −.02 .32** .49** .37** .50** 1

Note. Quality of life data were available for 100% of patients, complete physical functioning data (HIV-1 viral load and CD4 cell count) were available for 135 patients (79.4%), and complete cognitive performance data (Trail making Test A and B) were available for 166 patients (97.6%);

**

p< 0.01;

*

p<0.05