The association between stressful life events and perceived quality of life among women attending infertility treatments: the moderating role of coping strategies and perceived couple’s dyadic adjustment

Table 3 Regressions: stressful life events, coping strategies and couple’s dyadic adjustment against FertiQoL subscales

	Core FertiQoL		Treatment FertiQoL
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Stressful events in the family of origin	0.45*	0.32–0.98	0.18	0.52–3.25
In family pre-existing pregnancy difficulties	0.66**	0.37–0.92	0.37	0.24–2.84
Health problems in childhood	0.80	0.59–4.54	0.44*	0.23–0.92
Problem Solving	0.76	0.51–3.43	3.21**	1.98–6.43
Positive Attitude	2.98*	1.76–5.83	3.54*	2.11–8.49
Avoidance	2.57*	1.84–6.33	3.03*	2.11–7.42
Social Support	3.25**	2.24–7.12	2.98*	1.65–6.83
Das Tot	2.56*	1.61–6.89	3.53*	2.80–7.52
Stressful events in the family of origin x Positive Attitude	2.95*	1.52–7.40	2.53	0.83–3.85
Stressful events in the family of origin x Das Tot	2.31*	1.54–7.11	1.87	0.91–3.54
In family pre-existing pregnancy difficulties x Avoidance	0.43*	0.21–0.89	0.39**	0.12–0.81
In family pre-existing pregnancy difficulties x Social Support	3.96**	2.68–9.32	3.24*	2.13–7.32
In family pre-existing pregnancy difficulties x Das Tot	3.15*	1.35–8.31	2.11	0.90–3.24
Health problems in childhood x Problem Solving	3.76 **	2.61–8.21	3.09*	2.34–7.42
Health problems in childhood x Das Tot	2.67	0.89–3.76	3.51**	2.25–8.17

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01. Controlled by Age, Educational Level, Type of Diagnosis, Type of Treatment, and Duration of Infertility

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