Table 4.

Bivariate Correlation and Simple Linear Regression Between Physical and Mental Health Perception and Psychological Constructs

Variable	N	Mean	Standard Deviation	r	P-value
Physical Health (SF-36)
Resilience	828	26.87	7.21	0.18**	0.03
Self-Compassion
Kindness to oneself	791	3.20	0.99	0.04
Common humanity	778	3.08	1.00	0.02
Mindfulness	797	3.60	1.05	−0.00
Self-judgment	781	2.95	1.11	−0.07*	0.00
Isolation	791	2,83	1.19	−0.04
Over- identification	792	3.16	1.72	−0.04
Mindfulness
Observe	778	13.20	3.59	0.04
Describe	795	16.47	4.31	0.14**	0.02
Act aware	744	20.00	3.71	0.07*	0.00
No judgment	773	16.57	4.07	0.01
No reaction	733	12.98	3.31	0.10*	0.01
Mental Health (SF-36)
Resilience	828	26.87	7.21	0.34*	0.11
Self-Compassion
Kindness to oneself	791	3.20	0.99	0.30**	0.09
Common humanity	778	3.08	1.00	0.05
Mindfulness	797	3.60	1.05	0.31**	0.09
Self-judgment	781	2.95	1.11	−0.16**	0.02
Isolation	791	2.83	1.19	−0.34**	0.11
Over-identification	792	3.16	1.72	−0.36**	0.13
Mindfulness
Observe	778	13.20	3.59	−0.03
Describe	795	16.47	4.31	0.18**	0.03
Act aware	744	20.00	3.71	0.30**	0.09
No judgment	773	16.57	4.07	0.33**	0.11
No reaction	733	12.98	3.31	0.25**	0.06

Notes: *p<0.05; **p<0.01; P value obtained by simple linear regression. The higher the score on the resilience scales, the five facets of mindfulness and the compassion subscales of kindness, common humanity and mindfulness, the higher the score on the psychological construct. Higher values in the compassion subscales of self-judgment, isolation, and over-identification imply lower scores on the psychological construct of compassion.

Abbreviation: r, Pearson Correlation.