Cognitive-Behavioral Coping, Illness Perception, and Family Adaptability in Oncological Patients with a Family History of Cancer

Table 1

Sociodemographic and medical data.

Variables	Characteristics
Sex of the participants	Male: (14.51%)
	Female: (85.48%)
Age	M = 55.25, SD = 9.33; minimum = 27 and maximum = 70
Level of education	Primary school: 8.1%
	Secondary school: 39.5%
	High school: 14.5%
	Bachelor’s degree: 37.9%
Marital status	Single (34.7%)
	Unmarried (7.3%)
	Divorced (12.9%)
	Widowed (14.5%)
	In relationship (65.3%)
	First marriage (58.95%)
	Remarried (4.8%)
	In relationship (1.6%)
The age at the time of diagnosis	M = 48.91, SD = 8.72; minimum = 27 and maximum = 70
The time since the diagnosis	1–32 years
Types of cancer	Breast cancer (65.32%)
	Colorectal cancer (11.29%)
	Ovarian cancer (6.45%)
	Cervical cancer (8.06%)
	ORL neoplasm (5.65%)
	Lung cancer (2.42%)
	Melanoma (0.81%)
Course of treatment	Surgery (94.45)
	Chemotherapy (90.3%)
	Radiotherapy (64.5%)
	Other therapy: hormonal, biological (29%)