Body image dissatisfaction and lower self-esteem as major predictors of poor sleep quality in gynecological cancer patients after surgery: cross-sectional study

Table 5 Results of the multivariate analysis predicting sleep disorders

	Sleep quality (PSQI)
	B	CI 95%	t	p value
Age	0.107	(− 0.03; 0.13)	1.24	0.21
Marital status	− 0.015	(− 2.11; 1.77)	− 0.17	0.86
Have children	− 0.15	(− 3.85; 0.38)	− 1.63	0.11
Medical coverage system	− 0.20	(− 6.48; − 0.46)	− 2.29	0.024
Working status	0.025	(− 1.99; 2.75)	0.32	0.75
Socio-economic status	0.007	(− 2.79; 3.01)	0.07	0.94
Time since diagnosis	− 0.12	(− 3.23; 0.22)	− 1.72	0.08
Anxiety (HADS-A)	− 0.07	(− 0.56; 0.41)	− 0.30	0.76
Depression (HADS-D)	0.03	(− 0.47; 0.53)	0.12	0.90
Body image dissatisfaction (BID)	0.33	(0.04; 0.31)	2.66	0.009
Self-esteem (RSES)	− 0.39	(− 0.40; − 0.01)	− 2.14	0.035

B standardized regression coefficient, CI 95% confidence interval 95%, p degree of significance, HADS-A Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale-Anxiety, HADS-D Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale-Depression, BID body image dissatisfaction, RSE Rosenberg's Self-Esteem Scale, PSQI Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index

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