Table 3.

Intercorrelations among outcome variables: Baseline assessments

Subscales	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Maltreatment risk—Ma
2. Maltreatment risk—Ca	.31
3. Affective interactions—Mb	−.42**	−.19
4. Limit setting—M	−.49**	−.03	.45**
5. Autonomy—M	−.16	.22	−.05	.19
6. Parenting satisfaction—M	−.56**	−.15	.50**	.56**	.23†
7. Parenting support—M	−.14	−.19	.08	.40**	−.12	.20
8. Depressive symptoms—M	−.01	.10	−.08	−.14	.31*	.02	−.47**
9. Child maladjustment—Mc	.20	.15	−.19	−.45**	.10	.04	−.19	.19
10. Clinical maladjustment—C	.24	.54**	−.35†	−.33†	−.09	−.27	−.29	.10	.12
11. Personal adjustment—C	−.24	−.60**	.60**	.22	−.09	.25	.16	−.04	−.31	−.51**
12. School maladjustment—C	.02	.26	−.44*	−.21	−.10	−.07	−.16	.24	.14	.53**	−.59**

^aDerived from PARQ subscales: M, mother report; C, child report.

^bDerived from PCRI Involvement and Communication subscales.

^cDerived from BASC Internalizing and Externalizing subscales.

^†p < .10.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.