Table 3.
Variables | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Parent Report | |||||||
1. Positive Expressivity | -- | ||||||
2. Negative Expressivity | .07 | -- | |||||
3. Child Sympathy | .22* | .05 | -- | ||||
4. Child Prosocial Behavior | .18* | −.02 | .61** | -- | |||
Teacher Report | |||||||
5. Child Sympathy | .16 | .18+ a | .46** | .50** | -- | ||
6. Child Prosocial Behavior | .09 | .20+ | .38** | .42** | .78** | -- | |
Child Report | |||||||
7. Child Sympathy | .09 b | .05 | .37** | .35** | .38** | .30** | -- |
8. Child Prosocial Behavior | .09 c | .03 | .33** | .25** | .41** | .43** | .47** |
Note. Ns ranged from 123 – 125 for parent reported variables, from 100 – 101 for teacher reported variables, and 122 for adolescent reported variables.
Significant difference (p < .05) between boys and girls; rs (51 and 45) = −.03 and .40, ps ns and < .01.
Significant difference (p < .05) between boys and girls; rs (63 and 57) = .31 and −.05, ps < .05 and ns.
Near significant difference (p < .10) between boys and girls; rs (63 and 57) = .31 and −.01, ps < .05 and ns.
p < .10.
p < .05.
p < .01.