Table 1.
Estimated Correlations between Subscales
| Problematic Caregiver Leadership |
Supportive Functioning |
Enmeshment | Care Recipient Disengagement |
Identified Patienthood |
Expressed Positive Affect |
Expressed Sadness |
Expressed Anger |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Problematic caregiver leadership | — | |||||||
| Supportive functioning | .545 | — | ||||||
| Enmeshment | .210 | .329 | — | |||||
| Care recipient disengagement | .305 | .001 | −.022 | — | ||||
| Identified patienthood | −.040 | .133 | −.012 | −.113 | — | |||
| Expressed positive affect | −.112 | .083 | .922***a | −.331* | −.087 | — | ||
| Expressed sadnes | .245 | .302 | −.129 | .009 | .592*** | −.261** | — | |
| Expressed anger | .433 | .192 | .088 | .084 | .298** | −.243* | .324** | — |
*
p < .05
**
p < .01
***
p < .001.
a
Statistical significance was calculated in Mplus by dividing the estimate of the covariance by the standard error of the estimate (a t test). Note that using the Fisher Z test, any correlation that is greater than .164 in absolute value is significantly different than zero at the .05 level.