Table 5.

Main effect of resilience (BRS) on Stroke Impact Scale (SIS).

Outcome	Exposure	Unstandardized coefficients		standardized coefficients	T	Adj. p	R2	F
		Beta (95% CI)	SE	Beta
Physical problems							0.238	2.497
	Intercept	63.32 (13.36, 113.27)	24.94		2.54	0.014
	BRS	9.29 (0.91, 17.68)	4.19	0.31	2.22	0.03
Memory and thinking							0.209	2.110
	Intercept	92.61 (54.45, 130.77)	19.05		4.86	<0.001
	BRS	8.16 (1.76, 14.56)	3.20	0.36	2.55	0.013
Mood and emotion							0.272	2.983
	Intercept	69.77 (39.27, 100.27)	15.23		4.58	<0.001
	BRS*	8.91 (3.79, 14.03)	2.56	0.47	3.49	<0.001
Communication							0.360	4.505
	Intercept	70.65 (37.71, 103.60)	16.45		4.30	<0.001
	BRS*	12.01 (6.48, 17.54)	2.76	0.55	4.35	<0.001
Activities of daily living							0.241	2.538
	Intercept	96.70 (58.49, 134.90)	19.07		5.07	<0.001
	BRS	6.03 (−0.39, 12.44)	3.20	0.26	1.88	0.065
Mobility							0.248	2.637
	Intercept	86.59 (48.10, 125.08)	19.21		4.51	<0.001
	BRS	3.56 (−2.90, 10.02)	3.22	0.15	1.10	0.274
Hand function							0.128	1.172
	Intercept	67.30 (−5.14, 139.74)	36.16		1.86	0.068
	BRS	8.24 (−3.92, 20.40)	6.07	0.20	1.36	0.180
Participation/role function							0.233	2.424
	Intercept	59.65 (15.38, 103.92)	22.10		2.70	0.009
	BRS*	12.67 (5.24, 20.10)	3.71	0.47	3.42	<0.001
Overall perception of recovery							0.303	3.473
	Intercept	73.32 (40.56, 106.08)	16.35		4.48	<0.001
	BRS*	10.06 (4.56, 15.55)	2.74	0.48	3.66	<0.001

Adjusted for age, sex, stroke type, time since stroke, physical activity, history of mental illness.

BRS mean centered. Threshold p-value 0.00185 to account for multiple comparisons.

^*Statistically significant.