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Table 4 Correlations between variables for male and female participants

From: The influence of health-promoting lifestyles on the quality of life of retired workers in a medium-sized city of Northeastern China

Variables

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1. Quality of life

–

−0.21**

0.16*

0.43***

0.62***

0.49***

0.40***

0.43***

0.55***

0.65***

2. Age

−0.18*

–

−0.18*

−0.02

−0.19*

−0.07

−0.02

0.04

−0.11

−0.09

3. Income

0.23**

−0.27***

–

0.23**

0.24**

0.18*

−0.03

0.25**

0.23**

0.25**

4. HR

0.37***

−0.08

0.11

–

0.55***

0.48***

0.36***

0.58***

0.63***

0.80***

5. SG

0.59***

−0.23**

0.32***

0.52***

–

0.45***

0.50***

0.50***

0.76***

0.84***

6. PA

0.47***

−0.06

0.18*

0.50***

0.59***

–

0.16*

0.53***

0.62***

0.72***

7. IR

0.41***

−0.15*

0.21**

0.46***

0.58***

0.39***

–

0.22**

0.39***

0.56***

8. N

0.38***

0.04

0.17*

0.62***

0.57***

0.53***

0.45***

–

0.61***

0.75***

9. SM

0.57***

−0.11

0.26**

0.56***

0.79***

0.62***

0.50***

0.56***

–

0.88***

10. Overall

0.59***

−0.12

0.27***

0.78***

0.86***

0.77***

0.70**

0.76***

0.85***

–

  1. * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001
  2. Correlations between variables for female participants are shown above and to the right of the diagonal and correlations between variables for male participants are shown below and to the left of the diagonal