Correlation between personality characteristics
and quality of life (QOL) in the intervention group
In the intervention group, there was no correlation between
personality characteristics and overall quality of life both
before and after the intervention (P > 0.05) (Table 3). Furthermore,
there was no correlation between personality
characteristics and QOL cognitive function both before and
after the intervention (P > 0.05). At admission, the personality
characteristic N scale was positively correlated with the
QOL physical function, role function, and social function. P
scale was positively correlated with QOL emotion function.
One month after admission, the personality characteristics
P scale was positively correlated with QOL emotion function,
and N scale was positively correlated with QOL physical
function, role function, and social function. Six months
after admission, the personality characteristic N scale and P
scale were positively correlated with QOL physical function,
and L scale was negatively correlated with QOL emotion
function.