Table 7. Significant partial correlations between sensory processing patterns and quality of life (problem- and emotion-focused coping were controlled) in the overall sample, unipolar, and bipolar patients.

SF-12 scales	Low registration			Sensation seeking			Sensory sensitivity			Sensation avoiding
	Overall sample	Unipolar	Bipolar	Overall sample	Unipolar	Bipolar	Overall sample	Unipolar	Bipolar	Overall sample	Unipolar	Bipolar
Physical functioning		-0.28*				0.44†		0.26*
Bodily pain	-0.41‡	-0.43‡	-0.38*				-0.25†	-0.31†		-0.26†	-0.25*
Vitality	-0.32‡	-0.48‡					-0.35‡	-0.44‡		-0.22*	-0.37‡
Social functioning								-0.27†			-0.32†
Role functioning (emotional)	-0.22*	-0.32†					-0.23*	-0.33†
Mental health	-0.31‡	-0.39‡					-0.24†	-0.37‡		-0.24†	-0.34†
Physical health composite	-0.21*	-0.27*							0.44†
Mental health composite	-0.29‡	-0.38‡					-0.30‡	-0.43‡	-0.36†	-0.21*	-0.36‡

SF-12 = Short-Form 12 Health Survey version 2.

^*p ≤ 0.05;

^†p ≤ 0.01;

^‡p ≤ 0.001.