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Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2001 Winter;13(1):165–182. doi: 10.1017/s0954579401001110

Table 2.

Means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations of variables

	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. Minority status^a	(67%)		—
2. SES (low)^b	54.80	15.38	.31^**	—
3. Ego development	76.73	7.96	−.33^**	−.62^**	—
4. Global symptoms	.73	.59	.08	.35^**	−.15	—
5. Anger expression	27.65	10.33	.16	.36^**	−.38^**	.53^**	—
6. Maternal substance abuse^c	(22%)	.42	.09	.37^**	−.28^*	−.03	.14	—
7. Current substance abuse	(11%)	.31	.10	.27^*	−.23^*	.40^**	.38^**	.15	—
8. Parenting satisfaction	46.03	10.41	−.35^**	−.45^**	.42^**	−.38^**	−.44^**	−.39^**	−.24^*	—
9. Parenting support	46.66	12.29	−.05	−.33^**	.23^*	−.61^**	−.45^**	−.24^*	−.22^*	.56^**	—
10. Parental distress	30.60^d	8.59	.22^*	.45^**	−.43^**	.50^**	.50^**	.37^**	.35^**	−.72^**	−.67^**	—
11. Affective complexity	33.15	13.63	−.25^*	−.47^**	.34^**	−.32^**	−.29^*	.01	−.23^*	.35^**	.18	−.28^*

Note: Means in italics represent T scores.

^a

1, minority; 0, Caucasian.

^b

High scores represent low SES.

^c

History of having abused substances during the lifetime of at least one biological child.

^d

Corresponds to 75th percentile.

^*

p < .05.

^**

p < .005.