The Quality of Life of a Multidiagnosis Group of Special Needs Children: Associations and Costs

Table 4

Correlations between Quality of Life scores and child/family variables.

	PedsQL scores
Child variables	Physical	Psychosocial	Total	𝑛
Psychosocial Quality of Life	0.010	—	—	429
Pro-social Behavior	0.293∗∗	0.046	0.236∗∗	267
Hyperactivity/Inattention	0.157∗∗	−0.482∗∗	−0.237∗∗	425
Anxiety/Emotional Disorder	−0.023	−0.669∗∗	−0.499∗∗	428
Conduct Disorder & Physical Aggression	0.141∗∗	−0.347∗∗	−0.153∗∗	425
Indirect Aggression	0.076	−0.341∗∗	−0.200∗∗	264
Property Offence	0.103	−0.389∗∗	−0.215∗∗	267
PMK variables
Mental health	−0.130∗	−0.199∗∗	−0.229∗∗	428
Physical health	−0.070	−0.079	−0.102∗	428
Life satisfaction	−0.108∗	−0.230∗∗	−0.237∗∗	428
K10	−0.113∗	−0.284∗∗	−0.278∗∗	429
Positive interaction Parenting	−0.084	0.246∗∗	0.119∗	429
Hostile/ineffective parenting	0.144∗∗	−0.430∗∗	−0.208∗∗	426
Consistency parenting	0.227∗∗	0.170∗∗	0.272∗∗	418
Punitive (Adverse) parenting	0.012	0.046	0.038	425
Family variables
Family Functioning	−0.072	−0.230∗∗	−0.211∗∗	429
Social Support	0.173∗∗	0.244∗∗	0.293∗∗	429
Impact on Family	0.311∗∗	0.302∗∗	0.433∗∗	429

∗∗ Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).
∗ Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).