Prevalence of Anxiety and Depression in Prostate Cancer Patients and Their Spouses: An Unaddressed Reality

Table 3

Correlation among the different questionnaires.

	PHQ-P	HADSA-P	HADSD-P	MAXPS	PHQ-S	HADSA-S	HADSD-S
PHQ-9-P	1.000	.288	.385	.599	.78	.229	.434
HADSA- P	.288	1.000	.241	.472	.463	.86	.580
HADSD-P	.385	.241	1.000	.174	.313	.025	.103
MAX-PC	.599	.472	.174	1.000	.555	.070	.358
PHQ-9 -S	.78	.463	.313	.555	1.000	.336	.924
HADSA-S	.229	0.86	.025	.70	.336	1.000	.439
HADSD-S	.434	.580	.103	.358	.924	.439	1.000

Spearman’s rho. The correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (bilateral). The correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (bilateral). PHQ-9-P (PHQ-9 patients); PHQ-S (PHQ-9 spouses); HADSA-P (HADS anxiety, patients); HADSA-S (HADS anxiety, spouses); HADSD-P (HADS depression, patients); HADSD-S (HADS depression, spouses).