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Table 4 Correlations between psychosocial measures and NAFC-C

From: Validation of the Needs Assessment of Family Caregivers-Cancer scale in an Asian population

Measures

Mean (SD)

Cronbach’s alpha

Original factor structure (r)

EFA factor structure (r)

Total

Psychosocial Unmet Needs

Medical Unmet Needs

Financial Unmet Needs

Daily Activity Unmet Needs

Total

Psychosocial Unmet Needs

Medical Unmet Needs

Financial Unmet Needs

Daily Activity Unmet Needs

DASS: Total score

11.10 (10.50)

0.95

0.27***

0.4***

0.01

0.18**

0.28***

0.24***

0.28***

0.09

0.24***

0.34***

DASS: Depression

3.43 (3.99)

0.90

0.29***

0.41***

0.05

0.17**

0.29***

0.25***

0.30***

0.06

0.23***

0.33***

DASS: Anxiety

3.03 (3.53)

0.85

0.19**

0.31***

0.06

0.20**

0.19**

0.18**

0.22***

0.15

0.25***

0.25***

DASS: Stress

4.76 (3.95)

0.88

0.26***

0.38***

0.03

0.12

0.29***

0.23***

0.26***

0.07

0.17**

0.34***

CQOL-C

53.50 (19.40)

0.88

0.50***

0.42***

0.39***

0.34***

0.42***

0.51***

0.36***

0.31***

0.36***

0.42***

ZBI

24.00 (14.40)

0.93

0.48***

0.47***

0.27***

0.28***

0.47***

0.47***

0.36***

0.19**

0.31***

0.47***

  1. Table 4 displays the partial correlations between psychosocial measures and the NAFC-C in the original and new factor structure. Covariates that were included in the analyses were age, sex, ethnicity, education, income, employment, and relationship with patient. NAFC-C Needs Assessment of Family Caregivers-Cancer, DASS Depression Anxiety Stress Scale, CQOL-C Caregiver Quality of Life-Cancer, ZBI Zarit Burden Interview
  2. ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.012