. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Sep 7.

Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2001 Sep;15(3):464–475. doi: 10.1037//0893-3200.15.3.464

Table 2.

Correlations Between Intrapersonal and Marital Constructs for Husbands and Wives

Scale	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1. Body Mass Index	—	.36^*	.09	−.15^*	−.16^*	−.14^*	−.10	−.09	−.21^*
2. Weight Concerns	.37^*	—	.21^*	−.28^*	−.13	−.13	−.10	−.08	−.12
3. Depression	.11	−.06	—	−.52^*	−.34^*	−.33^*	−.15^*	−.31^*	−.35^*
4. Self-Esteem	.05	.09	−.42^*	—	.26^*	.23^*	.11	.22^*	.29^*
5. Marital Quality	−.10	.10	−.29^*	.30^*	—	.81^*	.78^*	.86^*	.87^*
6. Harmony	−.14	.00	−.18^*	.19^*	.70^*	—	.51^*	.62^*	.58^*
7. Love	−.08	.07	−.22^*	.27^*	.69^*	.48^*	—	.52^*	.57^*
8. Understanding of Spouse	−.05	.09	−.23^*	.19^*	.77^*	.29^*	.25^*	—	.76^*
9. Understanding From Spouse	−.03	.15^*	−.22^*	.24^*	.81^*	.31^*	.35^*	.80^*	—

Note. Wives’ correlations are presented above the diagonal; husbands’ correlations are presented below the diagonal, df = 185.

p < .05.