Minority Breast Cancer Survivors: The Association between Race/Ethnicity, Objective Sleep Disturbances, and Physical and Psychological Symptoms

<table>Conceptual framework of the study. The symptom experience was the perception and evaluation of physical and psychological symptoms; the outcome was objective sleep disturbances. This model tested whether the person domain, specifically the demographic variable of race/ethnicity, modified the relationship between the dimensions of symptom experience and outcomes. BPI: Brief Pain Inventory Short Form; CES-D: Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale; FSI: Fatigue Symptom Inventory; SMM: Symptom Management Model; STAI-S: State Trait Anxiety Inventory-State Scale only. Adapted from Humphreys et al. [<a href="/journals/nrp/2014/858403/#B11">11</a>].</table>

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