Journal of Patient-Reported Outcomes

Table 3 Descriptive statistics and correlations between depression, anxiety, COVID-19 impact, and protective factor (N = 520)

From: Perceived COVID-19 pandemic impact and protective factors predicting patient-reported depression and anxiety in individuals living with cancer

	Psychological well-being		COVID-19 impact				Protective Factors
	PROMIS depression	PROMIS anxiety	Finances	Family	Essential needs	Social	CD-RISC-10	HHI
PROMIS Depression	(.99)
PROMIS Anxiety	0.76**	(.92)
Finances	0.24**	0.25**	(.71)
Family	0.26**	0.31**	0.25**	(.67)
Essential Needs	0.25**	0.28**	0.25**	0.36**	(.69)
Social	0.16**	0.15**	0.15**	0.40**	0.28**	(.68)
CD-RISC-10	− 0.54**	− 0.49**	− 0.15**	− 0.17**	− 0.13*	− 0.08	(.91)
HHI	− 0.60**	− 0.52**	− 0.15**	− 0.25**	− 0.20**	-0.18**	0.64**	(.89)
Range	41–79.4	40.3–81.6	0–3	0–4	0–3	0–3	5–40	14–48
Mean	52.4	56.4	1.0	1.3	1.6	2.3	27.6	37.2
SD	8.8	9.3	1.1	1.2	1.2	0.9	6.9	5.8

Correlations are unadjusted bivariate Pearson correlations. Entries on the main diagonal are Cronbach’s alphas (α) with listwise deletion applied. PROMIS scores are the converted T-scores
*p < .01 **p ≤ .001. HHI Herth Hope Index, CD-RISC-10 Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale

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