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Table 4 Means, Standard Deviations, and Correlations between coping scales with new factor structure and mental health scales (N = 1006)

From: Psychometric qualities of the English Coping Scales of the Stress and Coping Inventory in a representative UK sample

 

M

SD

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1. Factor 1 (Religious Coping)

6.18

2.79

–

      

2. Factor 2 (Social Support)

11.48

2.68

.20**

–

     

3. Factor 3 (Various Coping)

17.13

3.10

.28**

.52**

–

    

4. Factor 4 (Alcohol and Cigarette Consumption)

7.79

3.18

 − .003

 − .11**

 − .22**

–

   

5. Factor 5 (Reflective Coping)

7.54

1.87

.38**

.37**

.51**

 − .13**

–

  

6. CD-RISC

24.56

8.12

.21**

.43**

.63**

 − .21**

.53**

–

 

7. PSS-10

17.71

7.94

 − .06

 − .32**

 − .46**

.31**

 − .38**

 − .61**

–

  1. **p < 0.001, CD-RISC: Connor-David Resilience Scale 10; PSS-10: Perceived Stress Scale 10
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BMC Psychology

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