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literature. BiopsychosociaJ Effects Among Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Patients 27 3) There \vill be a significant, positive correlation betw'een social support (measured by the Social Support Behavior Scale, SSB) and health related quality oflife (assessed by the The MacNew Heart Disease HRQL QuestiOlmaire, Mac-New). When cardiac patients receive support, post surgery, they show increased levels of Health related quality oflife; this is previously supported by the above literature. 4a) There will be a significant negative correlation between Coping (measured by The Brief Cope Problem-Focused Scale) and pain (measured by the McGill Pain Questionnaire, MPQ). When cardiac patients use problem-focused styles of coping, post surgery, they show lower levels of perceived; this is previously supported by the above literature. 4b) There will be a significant, negative correlation behveen Coping (measmed by The Brief Cope Problem-Focused Scale) and depression (measured by the BDI-II). When cardiac patients use problem-focused styles of coping, post surgery, they lower levels of depression; this is previously supported by the above literatme. 4c) There will be a significant positive cOlTelation between Coping (measured by The Brief Cope Problem-Focused Scale) and health related quality of lite (measured by The MacNew Heart Disease HRQL questionnaire, Mac-New). When cardiac patients use problem-f()Cused styles of coping post surgery they show increased levels of health related quality of life; this is previously supported by the above literatme. Sa) There will be a significant, positive correlation between Coping (measured by The Brief Cope Emotion-Focused Scale) and Pain (measured by the McGill Pain Questionnaire, MPQ). When cardiac patients use emotion-focused styles of coping post surgery they show increased levels of perceived pain; this is previously supported by the
above literature. Biopsychosocial Effects Among Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Patients 28 5b) There will be a significant positive correlation between Coping (measured by The Brief Cope Emotion-Focused Scale) and depression (measured by the BDI-II). When cardiac patients use emotion-focused styles of coping post surgery they show increased levels of depression; this is previously supported by the above literature. 5c) There will be a significant, negative correlation between Coping (measured by The Brief Cope Emotion-Focused Scale) and health related quality of life (measured by The MacNew Hem·t Disease HRQL questionnaire, Mac-New). When cmdiac patients use emotion-focused styles of coping post surgery they show lc)\ver levels of health-related quality of life; this is previously supported by the above literature.
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