Table 3 Adjusted regression models for each personality trait and anticipatory stress (STAI-Y and cardiac reactivity) (n = 120).

From: Personality traits affect anticipatory stress vulnerability and coping effectiveness in occupational critical care situations

 

Standardised β

Standardised SE

P

Adjusted R2

STAI-Y (Psychological anticipatory stress)

Openness

− 0.170

0.094

0.071

0.046

Conscientiousness

− 0.193

0.091

0.036

0.056

Extraversion

− 0.300

0.095

0.002

0.097

Agreeableness

− 0.046

0.098

0.636

0.021

Neuroticism

0.631

0.083

 < 0.001

0.346

Cardiac reactivity (Physiological anticipatory stress)

Openness

− 0.064

0.094

0.497

− 0.002

Conscientiousness

− 0.073

0.093

0.435

− 0.001

Extraversion

− 0.210

0.095

0.029

0.036

Agreeableness

0.170

0.095

0.078

0.022

Neuroticism

0.229

0.105

0.036

0.033

  1. Significant relationships of the model analyses are in bold. SE is the standard error.
  2. STAI-Y: State Anxiety Inventory.
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