Correlations of resilience with coping styles and quality of life in patients with malignancies

Table 1 Comparison of patients’ demographic data and resilience scores

Characteristic	n = 175	Resilience score	F/t	P value
Age
≤ 45	31	60.97 ± 3.67	20.29	< 0.0001
46-59	95	67.51 ± 5.11
≥ 60	49	69.12 ± 7.81
Sex			0.240	0.811
Male	84	66.68 ± 6.35
Female	91	66.91 ± 6.51
Marital status			0.417	0.660
Single	24	67.50 ± 7.27
Married	119	66.50 ± 5.45
Divorced or widowed	32	67.41 ± 5.51
Education level			4.674	< 0.0001
Junior high school or below	58	63.76 ± 6.32
Senior high school or above	117	68.31 ± 5.93
Employment status			11.07	< 0.0001
Employed	96	67.23 ± 5.95
Retired	45	68.93 ± 7.41
Unemployed	34	62.58 ± 3.30
Monthly household income			14.40	< 0.0001
< 3000	21	63.10 ± 4.15
3000-6000	64	65.80 ± 5.90
6001-10000	60	66.18 ± 6.78
> 10000	30	72.77 ± 3.97
Medical expense payment mode			0.620	0.539
Medical insurance	79	66.94 ± 6.59
Cooperative medical care	51	66.02 ± 6.14
Self-supporting	45	67.44 ± 6.45
Disease awareness			0.964	0.336
With	81	66.30 ± 5.97
Without	94	67.23 ± 6.78
Disease staging			5.068	< 0.0001
I-II	102	68.75 ± 5.71
III-IV	73	64.08 ± 5.82