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Table 2 Pearson correlation between predictor and outcome parameters (n = 204)

From: Perceived mental health in parents of children with rare congenital surgical diseases: a double ABCX model considering gender

Variables

1

2

3

4

5

Mothers (n = 107)

     

 1. Stressor Pile-Up [aA]

–

    

 2. Family Functioning (FAM) [bB]

0.169 (.080)

–

   

 3. Social Support (OSSS) [bB]

− 0.236 (.014)

− 0.214 (.027)

–

  

 4. Perceived Stress (IFS) [cC]

0.427 (.001)

0.119 (.220)

− 0.110 (.260)

–

 

 5. Mental Health (BSI GSI) [xX]

0.297 (.002)

0.494 (.001)

− 0.370 (.001)

0.298 (.002)

–

 M

2.90

24.56

10.30

2.11

0.49

 SD

1.57

7.20

2.20

0.52

0.48

 Median

3.00

23.50

10.00

2.00

0.28

 Min, max

0, 7

14, 50

6, 15

1, 4

0, 3

Fathers (n = 97)

     

 1. Stressor Pile-Up [aA]

–

    

 2. Family Functioning (FAM) [bB]

0.217 (.031)

–

   

 3. Social Support (OSSS) [bB]

− 0.163 (.105)

− 0.377 (.001)

–

  

 4. Perceived Stress (IFS) [cC]

0.405 (.001)

0.029 (.775)

− 0.172 (.088)

–

 

 5. Mental Health (BSI GSI) [xX]

0.324 (.001)

0.385 (.001)

− 0.278 (.006)

0.245 (.015)

–

 M

2.89

24.66

10.46

2.10

0.26

 SD

1.61

7.54

1.70

0.37

0.26

 Median

3.00

23.00

10.00

2.07

0.20

 Min, max

0, 7

12, 48

5, 14

1, 3

0, 1

  1. Bold values indicate statistical significance at the p < .05 level
  2. M: Mean, SD: Standard deviation, Min: minimum score, Max: maximum score. Main entries are Pearson r, with p values in parenthesis. FAM: Family Assessment Measure, OSSS: Oslo Social Support Scale, IFS: Impact on Family Scale, BSI GSI: Brief Symptom Inventory Global Severity Index