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high social support was associated with increased quality of life

we conclude that anxiety and depression

and quality of life are negatively associated with insucient

social support. Social support is benecial for gynecologic patients,

especially social support from the family members.

We used percentage distributions to analyze the sociodemographic

and descriptive characteristics of the patients, means

and Ss to specify the scale scores, and !earson and Spearman

correlation analyzes the relationships among the scores of perceived

social support, quality of life, anxiety, and depression. "o

compare scale scores and the sociodemographic variables, we

used #ann$Whitney % test and the &rus'al$Wallis ( statistics.

)onparametric tests were used because the data did not meet

the requirements of parametric tests.

there is a positive relationship between social support and perceived quality of

life

esiliency and maintaining this feature for long$term is associated

with the increase of quality of life in these patients