Correlation of resilience with anxiety and depression in patients with prostate cancer and analysis of influencing factors

Table 1 Correlation analysis between resilience and anxiety, depression, and other indicators

Variable	r	P value
HAMA	-0.544	< 0.001
HAMD	-0.619	< 0.001
IIEF-5	0.396	< 0.001
SLQQ-QOL	0.390	< 0.001
General health status of QLQ-C30	0.460	< 0.001

HAMA: Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale; HAMD: Hamilton Depression Rating Scale; IIEF-5: International Index of Erectile Function-5; SLQQ-QOL: Sexual Life Quality Questionnaire-Quality of Life; QLQ-C30: Core Quality of Life Questionnaire.

Table 2 Univariate analysis of resilience in prostate cancer patients, n (%)

Variable	Group A (n = 69)	Group B (n = 78)	χ2	P value
Age (years)			0.080	0.777
< 60	32 (46.38)	38 (48.72)
≥ 60	37 (53.62)	40 (51.28)
Marital status			0.162	0.687
Married	49 (71.01)	53 (67.95)
Single	20 (28.99)	25 (32.05)
Children			0.210	0.646
Have	51 (73.91)	55 (70.51)
Don’t have	18 (26.09)	23 (29.49)
Education level			4.561	0.033
Below senior high school	34 (49.28)	52 (66.67)
Senior high school or above	35 (50.72)	26 (33.33)
Per capita monthly household income (CNY)			4.871	0.027
< 5000	29 (42.03)	47 (60.26)
≥ 5000	40 (57.97)	31 (39.74)

Table 3 Multivariate analysis of resilience in prostate cancer patients

Factor	β	SE	Wald	P value	OR	95%CI
Age (years)	-0.127	0.345	0.137	0.711	0.880	0.448-1.730
Marital status	0.084	0.375	0.050	0.822	1.088	0.521-2.271
Children	0.131	0.385	0.116	0.733	1.140	0.537-2.423
Education level	0.761	0.348	4.793	0.029	2.141	1.083-4.234
Per capita monthly household income (CNY)	0.764	0.346	4.882	0.027	2.147	1.090-4.230

OR: Odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval.