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Table 3 Correlations among job stress, coping style, affect (PA, NA), and life satisfaction

From: Mediating role of coping style on the relationship between job stress and subjective well-being among Korean police officers

r

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1. JS

 

−.420**

.120

−.291**

−.148

.080

−.237*

.110

−.226**

2. PSS

  

.025

.387**

.479**

.219*

.370**

−.054

.402**

3. ERS

   

.003

.275**

.185

.140

.278**

.052

4. APS

    

.243**

.124

.342**

−.010

.150

5. PAS

     

.543**

.101

.017

.213*

6. HTS

      

−.004

.211*

.011

7. PA

       

.337**

.436**

8. NA

        

−.096

9. LS

         
  1. **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05
  2. JS Job stress, PSS Problem-solving style, ERS Emotion relieving style, APS Assistance pursuit style, PAS Problem avoidance style, HTS Hopeful thinking style, PA Positive affect, NA Negative affect, LS Life satisfaction.
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