. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Child Fam Stud. 2009 Oct 1;18(5):594–605. doi: 10.1007/s10826-009-9262-1

Table 3.

Bivariate Correlations among Parents’ and Children’s Religiosity for Maltreated and Nonmaltreated Boys and Girls

Variables	1	2	3	4	5	6
Nonmaltreated (N = 159 dyads; 69 boys and 90 girls)
1. Children’s Church Attendance		.05	.55^*	.36^*	−.10	−.03
2. Children’s Importance of Faith	.18		.04	−.03	.13	.04
3. Parents’ Church Attendance	.51^*	.12		.69^*	−.19⁺	.10
4. Parents’ Importance of Faith	.30^*	.22⁺	.67^*		−.16	.13
5. Child Internalizing Symptomatology	−.13	.11	−.12	.14		−.02
6. Child Externalizing Symptomatology	−.25^*	−.15	−.23⁺	−.33^*	.47^*
Maltreated (N = 170 dyads; 99 boys and 71 girls)
1. Children’s Church Attendance		.07	.32^*	.11	−.13	.13
2. Children’s Importance of Faith	.29^*		.03	.18	−.27^*	−.08
3. Parents’ Church Attendance	.17⁺	.18⁺		.66^*	−.06	−.03
4. Parents’ Importance of Faith	.13	.12	.66^*		.05	−.02
5. Child Internalizing Symptomatology	.14	−.06	.07	.08		.11
6. Child Externalizing Symptomatology	.02	.06	−.20^*	−.10	.05

Note. Correlations of boys are below the diagonal and correlations of girls are above the diagonal.

p < .05;

⁺

p < .10.