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Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2016 Sep 24;143(3):589–595. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2016.09.016

Table 3.

Spearman correlations for sexual interest and sexual function to baseline variables (N=100)

Variable 1 (Baseline)	Variable 2 (Baseline)	Estimate	P-value
Sexual Interest (QLACS) ^a	*Sexual Function (QLACS)*	*0.471*	*<.001*
	Total Frequency of Activities Per Week	−0.111	0.286
	Frequency of Mod.-Vig. Activity Per Week	−0.008	0.938
	Total Hours of Activity Per Week	−0.094	0.367
	Hours of Mod.-Vig. Activity Per Week	−0.004	0.970
	*Negative Feelings (QLACS)* ^b	*0.385*	*<.001*
	*Positive Feelings (QLACS)*	*−0.283*	*0.006*
	*Cognitive Problems (QLACS)*	*0.289*	*0.005*
	*Pain (QLACS)*	*0.344*	*0.001*
	*Energy/Fatigue (QLACS)*	*0.290*	*0.004*
	*Social Avoidance (QLACS)*	*0.422*	*<.001*
	Financial Problems (QLACS)	0.172	0.100
	Benefits (QLACS)	−0.095	0.363
	Distress-Family (QLACS)	0.127	0.225
	Appearance (QLACS)	0.047	0.655
	Distress-Recurrence (QLACS)	0.203	0.052
	*Mental Component Score (SF-36)* ^c	*−0.351*	*0.001*
	Physical Component Score (SF-36)	−0.048	0.652
	*Severity Index (BSI-18)* ^b	*0.367*	*<.001*
Sexual Function (QLACS) ^a	Total Frequency of Activities Per Week	−0.128	0.208
	Frequency of Mod.-Vig. Activity Per Week	−0.070	0.492
	Total Hours of Activity Per Week	−0.083	0.414
	Hours of Mod.-Vig. Activity Per Week	0.040	0.696
	*Negative Feelings (QLACS)*	*0.478*	*<.001*
	*Positive Feelings (QLACS)*	*−0.299*	*0.003*
	*Cognitive Problems (QLACS)*	*0.345*	*<.001*
	*Pain (QLACS)*	*0.386*	*<.001*
	*Energy/Fatigue (QLACS)*	*0.356*	*<.001*
	*Social Avoidance (QLACS)*	*0.287*	*0.004*
	*Financial Problems (QLACS)*	*0.232*	*0.022*
	Benefits (QLACS)	−0.132	0.199
	Distress-Family (QLACS)	0.178	0.080
	Appearance (QLACS)	0.099	0.336
	Distress-Recurrence (QLACS)	0.145	0.157
	*Mental Component Score (SF-36)*	*−0.346*	*0.001*
	Physical Component Score (SF-36)	−0.133	0.196
	*Severity Index (BSI-18)*	*0.307*	*0.002*

Higher sexual function and sexual interest scores indicate worse sexual health.

For QLACS and BSI-18 subscale, higher scores indicate worse QOL and psychological distress.

For SF-36 subscales, higher scores indicate better QOL.