This descriptive analysis reveals how religious coping affects psychological distress in breast cancer patients, suggesting a significant relationship.
Key Points
Positive religious coping significantly reduces psychological distress in women with breast cancer.
The analysis showed a P-value of .034, indicating a strong effect of positive coping strategies.
This study used a descriptive research design based on a quantitative approach, utilizing the Spearman rho analysis test.
These findings highlight the importance of positive religious coping strategies in managing psychological distress.