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. 2016 Nov 7;10:2279–2287. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S112750

Table 3.

Relationships between QoL scores and emotional status and coping strategies for caregivers

Quality of life (WHOQoL)
Physical Psychological Social Environment
Emotional statusa
Anxiety
 Sample −0.319* −0.644** −0.519** −0.289
 Bootstrap bias 0.012 0.018 0.003 0.002
 95% CI (−0.564, −0.018) (−0.770, −0.434) (−0.676, −0.323) (−0.561, −0.002)
Mood disorders
 Sample −0.271 −0.730** −0.380* −0.259
 Bootstrap bias 0.005 0.007 0.005 0.000
 95% CI (−0.571, 0.040) (−0.841, −0.566) (−0.596, −0.140) (−0.527, 0.042)
Coping strategiesb
Social support
 Sample 0.089 −0.206 0.124 −0.029
 Bootstrap bias −0.011 0.004 −0.010 0.001
 95% CI (−0.229, 0.345) (−0.495, 0.076) (−0.230, 0.428) (−0.327, 0.271)
Problem solving
 Sample 0.317* 0.418** 0.338* 0.348
 Bootstrap bias 0.006 0.000 −0.006 −0.012
 95% CI (−0.029, 0.609)* (0.119, 0.675) (0.020, 0.606) (0.007, 0.625)
Avoidance
 Sample −0.020 −0.204 −0.037 0.059
 Bootstrap bias 0.011 0.001 0.001 0.002
 95% CI (−0.320, 0.311) (−0.489, 0.097) (−0.380, 0.294) (−0.252, 0.351)
Positive thinking
 Sample 0.359* 0.558** 0.221 0.532**
 Bootstrap bias −0.006 −0.010 0.000 −0.008
 95% CI (0.067, 0.616) (0.245, 0.763) (−0.128, 0.536) (0.256, 0.713)

Notes:

a

VAS (visual analog scale) from 0 (less) to 10 (high level);

b

coping strategies from the BriefCope questionnaire.

*

P<0.05,

**

P<0.01.

Abbreviations: WHOQoL, World Health Organization Quality of Life; CI, confidence interval; BriefCope, Brief Coping Orientation to Problems Experienced Scale.