Cognitive flexibility's role in shaping self-perception of aging, body appreciation, and self-efficacy among community-dwelling older women

Table 2 The mean and standard deviation of the self-perception of aging, cognitive flexibility, self-efficacy, and body appreciation among the participants (n=200)

Study Variables	*Min*	*Max*	M	SD	*Skewness*		*Kurtosis*
Study Variables	*Min*	*Max*	M	SD	*Statistic*	*Std. Error*	*Statistic*	*Std. Error*
SPA^a	9	46	28.17	11.67321	-0.318	0.241	-1.251	0.478
Alternatives Subscale of CF	34	91	73.17	18.44295	-0.813	0.241	-0.910	0.478
Control Subscale of CF	10	48	32.04	13.03912	-0.491	0.241	-1.248	0.478
CFI^b	48	139	105.21	30.82479	-0.648	0.241	-1.225	0.478
GSES^c	10	40	28.55	9.16336	-0.472	0.241	-0.814	0.478
BAS-2^d	16	50	38.41	12.02447	-0.563	0.241	-1.243	0.478

M Mean, SD Standard deviation, SPA Self-perceptions of aging, CFI Cognitive flexibility inventory, GSES General self-efficacy scale, BAS-2 Body appreciation scale
^aHigher mean score corresponded to more positive self-perceptions of aging
^bHigher mean scores indicate more cognitive flexibility
^cHigher mean scores indicate more self-efficacy
^dHigher mean scores indicate higher body appreciation

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