Research Article

Biopsychosocial Correlates of Adjustment to Cancer during Chemotherapy: The Key Role of Health-Related Quality of Life

Table 4

Bootstrap tests of indirect effects identified in the structural model.

Indirect EffectPoint EstimateBiasLLCIULCI

SampleBootstrap
Age -> PCS -> MHS -> AP.03.03.00-.01.07
Age -> PCS -> MHS -> AV-.02-.01.01-.07.02
Age -> PCS -> MHS -> FA-.01.00.01-.05.01
Age -> PCS -> MHS -> FS.00.00.00-.03.00
Age -> PCS -> MHS -> HH.02.02.00-.01.07

Gender F -> PCS -> MHS -> AP.05.05.00.01.10
Gender F -> PCS -> MHS -> AV-.03-.01.02-.09.03
Gender F -> PCS -> MHS -> FA-.02.00.02-.07.02
Gender F -> PCS -> MHS -> FS.00.00.00-.03.01
Gender F -> PCS -> MHS -> HH.05.05.00.01.09

Stage IV -> PCS -> MHS -> AP.04.04.00.01.09
Stage IV -> PCS -> MHS -> AV-.03-.01.02-.07.03
Stage IV -> PCS -> MHS -> FA-.02.00.01-.07.01
Stage IV -> PCS -> MHS -> FS.00.00.00-.03.01
Stage IV -> PCS -> MHS -> HH.04.04.00.01.09

Legend: LLCI = 99% Lower Limit Confidence Interval. ULCI = 99% Upper Limit Confidence Interval. Bias = difference between sample and bootstrap and sample estimates of indirect effects. Age = patient’s age. Gender F = female vs. male gender. Stage IV = Stage IV vs. Stage I-III. PCS = Patient’s Physical Functioning. MHS = Patient’s. AP = anxious preoccupation. AV = Cognitive Avoidance. FA = Fatalism. FS = Fighting Spirit. HH = Helplessness-Hopelessness. Italicized text highlights statistically significant paths.