Care Burden and Coping Strategies among Caregivers of Paediatric HIV/AIDS in Northern Uganda: A Cross-Sectional Mixed-Method Study

Table 6

Correlation coefficients and standardized beta weights between the five coping subscales and caregiver and child sociodemographic characteristics (n = 113).

	Factor 1		Factor 2		Factor 3		Factor 4		Factor 5
	R	b	r	b	r	b	r	b	r	b
Gender	0.052	−0.101	−0.115	−0.034	−0.128	−0.236	0.017	−0.033	−0.149	−0.103
Age	−0.118	−0.129	0.055	0.085	0.105	−0.021	0.041	0.049	−0.036	0.029
Relation	−0.103	−0.024	−0.103	−0.095	0.061	0.063	−0.025	−0.050	−0.009	−0.040
Education	0.044	−0.039	−0.180	−0.031	0.098	0.125	0.025	0.025	0.158	0.063
Marital status	0.155	0.160	−0.152	−0.117	0.258	0.285	−0.029	−0.103	−0.020	0.000
Occupation	−0.311	−0.256	0.176	0.069	−0.223	−0.196	0.035	−0.003	−0.129	−0.114
Income	0.047	0.054	−0.149	−0.153	−0.175	−0.202	0.003	0.015	0.360	0.314
No. of HIV+ children	−0.055	0.003	0.152	0.209	0.029	0.028	0.125	0.124	−0.046	0.098
Child’s age	−0.145	−0.262	−0.054	0.128	0.073	0.037	−0.172	−0.264	0.083	0.024
Schooling	0.084	0.058	−0.014	−0.049	0.092	0.084	−0.079	−0.105	−0.232	−0.143
Duration in care	0.098	0.220	−0.254	−0.295	0.079	0.003	0.003	0.145	0.034	0.015
Child’s health	0.091	0.036	−0.113	−0.058	−0.009	−0.070	−0.037	−0.029	0.061	0.080
Adj R^2		0.075		0.075		0.113		−0.042		0.082

Factor 1: Internal Strength; Factor 2: Seeking Community Support; Factor 3: Information Seeking; Factor 4: Acceptance; Factor 5: Psychosocial Support. ; ; r = Pearson’s coefficients; b = standardized beta coefficients.