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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 18.
Published in final edited form as: School Psych Rev. 2008;37(4):516–532.

Table 2.

Correlations Between Child Characteristics/School Context and Child Aggressive-Disruptive Behavior in the Fall and Spring of First Grade

Spring

Fall Partial Correlations


Predictor Variable Simple
Correlations
Partial
Correlations
Simple
Correlations
School Home and
School
Home aggression .35**   — .34** .14**   —
Attention problems .29** .20** .32** .14** .12**
Aggressive problem solving .09 .05 .08 .02 .02
Hostile attributions .12* .12* .19** .09 .11
School poverty .16** .13** .20** .12** .13**
Classroom climate .25** .23** .26** .10* .10*

Note. In the partial correlations for the fall of Grade 1, the contribution of home aggression was controlled. In the partial correlations for the spring of Grade 1, rates of aggressive-disruptive behavior in the fall of first grade were controlled in the first set of partial correlations; rates of aggressive-disruptive behavior at home (in kindergarten) and at school (fall of first grade) were controlled in the second set of partial correlations.

*

p < .01.

**

p < .001.