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Table 3.

The correlation between Depression and Anxiety with Body Image and the Demographic factors

Demographic factors	Depression	Anxiety
Body Image
Head & face	r_p = − 0.353^*	r_p = − 0.333^*
Upper limbs	r_p = − 0.505^*	r_p = − 0.347^*
Lower limbs	r_p = − 0.437^*	r_p = − 0.318^*
Overall	r_p = − 0.525^*	r_p = − 0.394^*
Total Body Image	r_p = − 0.532^*	r_p = − 0.406^*
Age	r_s = − 0.138^*	r_s = − 0.112
Duration of menopause	r_s = − 0.073	r_s = − 0.034
Number of children	r_s = 0.080	r_s = 0.112
Education	r_s = −0.303^***	r_s = − 0.187^**
Education of husband	r_s = − 0.343^***	r_s = − 0.223^***
The adequacy of monthly household income	r_s = − 0.401^***	r_s = − 0.342^***
Marital Status	t = 2.308^*	t = 890
Occupation	t = 3.363^**	t = −0.309
Job of Husband	t = 0.100	t = 0.954
Housing situation	t = −2.994^**	t = −4.870^***

*P < .05. **P < .01. ***P < .001. Test: r_p: Pearson correlation coefficient; r_s: Spearman’s correlation coefficient (Since the data related to age, duration of menopause, and number of children was shown to have non normal distribution, Spearmen correlation was used for data analysis. Besides, educational level and monthly adequacy of family’s income were ordinal variables); t: Independent sample t-test