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. 2021 Jan 28;9(1):70–83. doi: 10.1080/21642850.2021.1873140

Table 3.

Correlations (95% CI) between various dimensions of negative/positive psychological dispositions, mental health (anxiety, depression, and happiness) and quality of life.

  Mental health Quality of life (QoL)
Anxiety Depression Happiness Mental SF-12 Physical SF-12
Mental health variables
Anxiety        
Depression .48***
(0.35, 0.58)
     
Happiness −.48***
(−0.59, −0.36)
−.38***
(−0.50, −0.25)
   
Quality of life (QoL)
Mental SF-12 −.45***
(−0.56, −0.33)
−.54***
(−0.64, −0.43)
.42**
(0.29, 0.53)
 
Physical SF-12 −.02
(−0.16, 0.13)
−.29***
(−0.42, −0.15)
.16*
(0.01, 0.30)
.12
(−0.02, −0.26)
Negative psychological disposition
Experiential avoidance .57***
(0.46, 0.66)
.37***
(0.23, 0.49)
−.37***
(−0.49, −0.23)
−.45***
(−0.56, −0.32)
−.12
(−0.26, 0.03)
Positive psychological dispositions
Optimism −.53***
(−0.63, −0.41)
−.44***
(−0.55, −0.32)
.55***
(0.43, 0.64)
.38***
(0.25, 0.50)
.05
(−0.10, 0.19)
Mindfulness −.45***
(−0.56, −0.32)
−.31***
(−0.44, −0.18)
.38***
(0.25, 0.50)
.33***
(0.19, 0.45)
.03
(−0.12, 0.17)
Acceptance −.58***
(−0.67, −0.48)
−.44***
(−0.55, −0.31)
.51***
(0.40, 0.61)
.43***
(0.30, 0.54)
.05
(−0.09, 0.20)

Note: ***q < .001; **q < .01; *q < .05 (q = p × N/rank).