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Table 2.

Bivariate Correlations Among Environmental Harshness, Health, and LH Strategy Indicators in Study 1 (MTurk Mothers) and Study 2 (Undergraduates).

Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
1. Socioeconomic status composite	—	−.14*	.03	−.09	−.03	.04	−.07	−.08	−.15**	−.22**	.08	.06	—
2. Family neglect composite	−.39**	—	.48**	.36**	.37**	.06	.51**	.60**	.61**	.44**	.18**	−.31**	—
3. Neighborhood crime composite	−.25**	.48**	—	.29**	.32**	.10	.47**	.48**	.41**	.18**	.11	−.13*	—
4. Childhood sickness	.01	.09*	.03	—	.33**	.09	.27**	.39**	.38**	.29**	.11	−.24**	—
5. Adulthood sickness	−.07	.14**	.11*	.20**	—	−.03	.39**	.43**	.39**	.29**	.01	−.28**	—
6. Health attitude	.12**	−.22**	−.07	−.29**	−.46**	—	.08	.12*	.10	.01	.02	−.06	—
7. Paranoia	−.13**	.25**	.31**	−.01	.15**	−.15**	—	.67**	.63**	.41**	.16**	−.25**	—
8. Depression	−.14**	.27**	.23**	.09	.26**	−.32**	.46**	—	.95**	.62**	.18**	−.27**	—
9. Anxiety	−.18**	.28**	.22**	.07	.25**	−.32**	.45**	.94**	—	.68**	.21**	−.27**	—
10. Perceived stress	−.11*	.25**	.13**	.06	.16**	−.28**	.37**	.56**	.62**	—	.13*	−.20**	—
11. Short-term mating orientation	−.10*	.09	.04	.05	.00	−.04	.12**	.10*	.10*	.08	—	−.31**	—
12. Long-term mating orientation	.11*	−.12**	−.08	.02	−.01	−.05	−.15**	.04	.04	−.06	−.36**	—	—
13. General trust^a	.17**	−.22**	−.23**	−.07	−.06	.17**	−.24**	−.22**	−.27**	−.20**	−.02	.08	—

Note. N _{Study 1} = 314. N _{Study 2} = 505. Above the diagonal is the bivariate correlation for Study 1. Below the diagonal is the bivariate correlation for Study 2. LH = life history.

^aVariable included in Study 2.

*p < .05. **p < .01.