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Table 3 The Spearman correlation coefficient between the potential factors and PTSD

From: Risk factors for PTSD of Shidu parents who lost the only child in a rapid aging process: a cross-sectional study

 

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1.PTSD

1

            

2.Gender

.330**

1

           

3.Income

−.219**

−.239**

1

          

4.Age

−.079

−.316**

.318**

1

         

5.Age of being Shidu

.166*

−.13

.165*

.520**

1

        

6.Marriage

.058

.071

−.071

−.045

−.061

1

       

7.Education

.046

−.063

.089

−.062

−.138

.052

1

      

8.Annual hospital visit

.331**

.317**

−.045

−.043

.026

.025

−.15

1

     

9.Medical conditions

.276**

.138

.042

.097

.133

−.012

−.056

.440**

1

    

10.Years of being Shidu

−.221**

−.046

.001

.078

−.769**

.009

.067

−.028

−.086

1

   

11.Gender of dead child

−.008

.04

−.098

−.187*

−.145

.011

−.103

.058

−.073

.065

1

  

12.Age of dead child

.218**

−.025

.07

.315**

.874**

.017

−.111

.123

.076

−.784**

−.144

1

 

13.causes

.180*

.019

−.055

.109

.007

.047

.085

.042

−.062

.111

.045

−.004

1

  1. Note: PTSD Post-trauma stress disorder
  2. * means p < 0.05 and ** means p < 0.01
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