Table 4.

Standardized coefficients of cognitive impairment test scores and group (BC and HC) with Quality of Life, including psychological and physical well-being

Predictors	Outcomes (dependent variables)
	Psychological well-being				Physical well-being
	Depressive symptoms	Life satisfaction and well-being	Perceived stress	Personal growth (positive change)	Physical functioning	Fatigue
Cognitive composite	−0.11**	0.08*	−0.13***	−0.07*	0.13***	0.04
BCS vs. HC	0.14***	0.03	−0.13***	0.30***	−0.07*	−0.12***
Squire subjective memory (SSMQ)	−0.29***	0.15***	−0.12***	0.06	0.17***	0.28***
BCS vs. HC	0.06	0.07*	−0.17***	0.32***	−0.03	−0.04

Note. Values in table cells are standardized coefficients obtained from a general linear model adjusted for current age, race, years of education, and income level. Each cell represents results from a separate linear regression model. Higher cognitive scores indicate better performance on composite test; higher scores indicate better memory on the SSMQ. Higher scores indicate more depressive symptoms, greater satisfaction and well-being, more stress, greater personal growth, better physical functioning, and less fatigue

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001

Significant findings were highlighted in bold; p-values were inserted in the table notes and * inserted with significant values