Table 1.

Bivariate Correlations Among Study Variables

Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. Externalizinga		.16**	−.12**	.33**	.45**	.17**	.10**	−.18**	−.16**	.23**
2. Intrusivenessa	−.11**		−.31**	.22**	.16**	.26**	.27**	−.37**	−.31**	.20**
3. Positive regarda	.73**	−.13**		−.19**	−.07**	−.18**	−.18**	.25**	.33**	−.13**
4. Depressive symptomsa	−.65**	−.59**	.12**		.27**	.20**	.14**	−.25**	−.20**	.50**
5. Externalizingb	.24**	−.31**	−.32**	.13**		.25**	.07**	−.17**	−.13**	.27**
6. Harsh controlb	.21**	.15**	−.18**	−.14**	.33**		.23**	−.35**	−.36**	.17**
7. Hostilityb	.20**	.18**	.09**	−.20**	−.14**	.49**		−.55**	−.53**	.14**
8. Autonomyb	−.16**	−.04*	−.12**	−.19**	.27**	.32**	−.14**		.68**	−.18**
9. Supportb	−.27**	.20**	.14**	.27**	.32**	−.37**	−.28**	.17**		−.11**
10. Depressive symptomsb	.17**	−.11**	.18**	.49**	.19**	.06**	−.14**	−.15**	.28**

Note. Correlations for boys are below the diagonal, and correlations for girls are in boldface and above the diagonal.

^a24 months.

^bGrade 1.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.