Table 1.

Correlations and Descriptive Information for Adolescents’ Future Expectations, Cultural Experiences, and Adjustment

	Descriptives		Correlations
	M	SD	1	2	3	4
1. Expected age to move	19.92	2.59	–
2. Expected age to marry	23.87	2.90	.20*	–
3. Educational expectation	15.66	2.17	.01	.14*	–
4. Career aspirationa	61.66	14.61	−.01	.02	.26*	–
5. Mexican orientation	3.75	0.72	.28*	−.04	−.04	−.11
6. Mainstream orientation	3.95	0.60	−.15*	.00	.07	.08
7. Gender role attitudesb	2.23	0.49	.14*	−.14*	−.24*	−.04
8. Familism support	4.39	0.58	.04	.16*	.19*	−.01
9. Mexican family timec,d	24.96	10.37	.19*	−.09	−.01	−.06
10. Mexican peer timec	3.09	3.46	−.03	−.08	−.30*	−.17*
11. Depressive symptoms	1.82	0.49	−.00	−.05	−.22*	−.09
12. Risky behavior	1.37	0.40	−.10	.10	−.27*	−.13*
13. Parental warmthe	3.88	0.63	.17*	.03	.31*	−.02

Note.

^aHigher values correspond to more prestigious career aspirations.

^bHigher values indicate more traditional gender role attitudes.

^cUntransformed overall means (in hours) across one week are reported.

^dAdolescents whose father was not of Mexican origin were not included.

^eAverage of mother warmth and father warmth.

^*p< .05.

^**p < .01.