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Published in final edited form as: J Exp Child Psychol. 2011 Mar 21;109(4):412–429. doi: 10.1016/j.jecp.2011.02.009

Table 4.

Bivariate correlations among risk, social information processing, and problem behavior

	Risk	Ha1	Prg1	Pre1	Ha2	Prg2	Pre2	Ag1	Hp1	Wt1	Ag2	Hp2	Wt2
Risk	1	−.06	−.03	−.31^***	−.05	−.28^***	−.24^**	.35^***	.34^***	.16^*	.32^***	.23^**	.15^*
Ha1		1	−.14	.21^**	.37^***	−.12	.05	−.01	−.03	−.03	0	−.05	−.02
Prg1			1	.01	.01	.25^***	.28^***	−.06	−.02	−.05	−.02	−.09	−.06
Pre1				1	−.05	−.17^*	.46^***	−.19^*	−.22^**	−.01	−.41^***	−.30^***	−.06
Ha2					1	−.11	.07	−.09	−.02	−.05	.04	.05	−.10
Prg2						1	.15^*	−.24^**	−.15^*	−.13	−.17^*	−.11	−.05
Pre2							1	−.06	.13	−.07	−.17^*	−.12	−.03
Ag1								1	.64^***	.29^***	.62^***	.48^***	.15
Hp1									1	.32^***	.47^***	.61^***	.19^*
Wt1										1	.25^**	.21^**	.42^***
Ag2											1	.72^***	.27^***
Hp2												1	.31^***
Wt2													1

Note. Ha = Hostile attribution; Prg = Positive response generation; Pre = Positive response evaluation; Ag = Aggressive behavior; Hp = Hyperactive behavior; Wt = Withdrawn behavior. Coefficients in bold and underlined font represent test-retest correlation. Ns = 167–196

p< .05;

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p< .001