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Table 4.<br />

Biopsychosocial Effects Among Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Patients 41<br />

Correlation Matrix for Depression and Social Support<br />

BDI-II (DEPRESSION) SSB (SOCIAL SUPPORT)<br />

BDI-II (Depression) - .205<br />

SSB (Social Support) - .205<br />

n=74<br />

*p< .05, two tails<br />

The second Hypothesis predicted that there would be a significant, negative<br />

correlation between social support (measured by the Social Support Behavior Scale, SSB)<br />

and pain (Measured by the McGill Pain Questionnaire, MPQ). The predicted relationship<br />

between social support and perceived pain levels in the CABG participants was analyzed<br />

using the Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient. In this case no significant<br />

relationship was found (Table 5).<br />

Table 5.<br />

Correlation Matrix for Pain and Social Support<br />

MPQ (PAIN) SSB (SOCIAL SUPPORT)<br />

MPQ (Pain) -.145<br />

SSB (Social Support) - .145<br />

n=72<br />

*p< .05, two tails<br />

Hypothesis 3 predicted there would be a significant, positive correlation between

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