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. 2011 Aug;52(4):469–477. doi: 10.3325/cmj.2011.52.469

Table 3.

Bivariate correlations of variables for boys (n = 574) and girls (n = 617), shown respectively above and below the diagonal

Variable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. Depressive symptoms scale
–
-0.09*
-0.04
-0.17†
-0.22†
0.29†
0.34†
0.26†
2. Family activities
-0.21†
–
0.11†
0.29†
0.33†
-0.14†
-0.11†
-0.07
3. PCS‡– constructive mode
-0.09*
0.26†
–
0.36†
0.30†
0.09*
0.00
-0.05
4. Mother – warmth and affection
-0.15†
0.43†
0.25†
–
0.54†
-0.12†
-0.22†
-0.15†
5. Father – warmth and affection
-0.30†
0.46†
0.21†
0.49†
–
-0.24†
-0.23†
-0.33†
6. PCS – destructive mode
0.32†
-0.25†
-0.12†
-0.22†
-0.40†
–
0.33†
0.35†
7. Mother – aggression and hostility
0.28†
-0.25†
-0.06
-0.47†
-0.26†
0.37†
–
0.57†
8. Father – aggression and hostility 0.28† -0.19† -0.12† -0.18† -0.48† 0.41† 0.44† –

*P < 0.05.

†P < 0.01.

‡PCS – parental conflict strategies.