Table 2. Pearson correlation analysis of the relationship between different risk factors associated with breast cancer.

		Age	Menstruation	Marriage	No of Children	Tumor type	Tumor grade	Diet	Occupation	Education	Environment	Stress
Age	r	1	.074	.101	.239**	-.051	-.088	.008	.040	.096	.044	-.026
	p		.200	.080	.000	.377	.130	.887	.493	.098	.450	.649
Menstruation	r		1	-.1*	.028	.057	.004	.164**	-.021	-.168**	-.003	.146*
	p			.037	.627	.323	.940	.005	.724	.004	.954	.012
Marriage	r			1	.096	.080	.003	.122*	.067	.036	-.117*	-.172**
	p				.097	.166	.953	.035	.248	.536	.042	.003
No. of children	r				1	-.070	.040	.024	-.077	-.025	.032	.076
	p					.227	.490	.685	.185	.664	.588	.193
Tumor type	r					1	.048	.044	-.087	-.038	-.009	-.050
	p						.407	.450	.133	.515	.876	.384
Tumor grade	r						1	.068	.031	-.040	-.107	.111
	p							.238	.599	.487	.063	.056
Diet	r							1	.083	.130*	-.103	-.083
	p								.152	.024	.074	.150
Occupation	r								1	.301**	.052	-.154**
	p									.000	.367	.008
Education	r									1	.561**	-.194**
	p										.000	.001
Environment	r										1	.075
	p											.194
Stress	r											1
	p

**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).