Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and correlations among study variables.

Variable	Mean (SD)	Range	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Mean (SD)	--	--	64.49 (34.24)	18.24 (5.12)	2.07 (1.88)	0.53 (0.46)	0.47# (0.49)	2.78# (0.66)	2.23# (5.97)
Range	--	--	2.5 – 162.5	8.5 – 32	0 – 9	0 – 2.17	0 – 2.86	1 – 4.26	0 – 30
1. Family income	64.49 (34.24)	2.5 – 162.5	--	−.14†	.04	−.30**	−.26**	.13	−.27**
2. Couple conflict	18.24 (5.12)	8.5 – 32	−.14†	--	.08	.45**	.41**	.33**	.48**
3. Antisocial behavior	4.46# (3.08)	0 – 14	−.18*	.24**	.05	.03	.03	.03	.03
4. Hostility	0.59 (0.61)	0 – 3.17	−.26**	.14†	.13	.31**	.57**	.17*	.36**
5. Depression	0.27 (0.31)	0 – 1.43	−.20*	.26**	.25**	.35**	.08	.17*	.28**
6. NRA	2.64 (0.59)	1 – 3.74	.12	.28**	.10	−.13†	.02	.19*	.04
7. IPV perpetration	1.46 (4.91)	0 – 30	−.25**	.36**	.21**	.24**	.13†	.14†	.66**

Notes: Data for women are above the diagonal and data for men are below the diagonal; inter-partner correlations are along the diagonal. Family income (reported in thousands) and couple conflict are the average of partner reports, hence the data is the same for each partner. IPV = intimate partner violence; NRA = negative relationship attributions;

^#mean value is significantly higher than partner (p < .05);

^†p < .10.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.