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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2014 May 19;50(7):1878–1890. doi: 10.1037/a0036767

Table 2.

Correlations Among Key Variables in the Analysis

| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1. Family support
2. Partner violence −.192 **
3. Child maltreatment −.149 ** .283 **
4. Wave 1 internalizing −.179 ** .085 ** .310 **
5. Wave 1 externalizing −.255 ** .252 ** .484 ** .631 **
6. Wave 2 internalizing −.173 ** .116 ** .265 ** .585 ** .477 **
7. Wave 2 externalizing −.200 ** .258 ** .348 ** .392 ** .654 ** .633 **
8. ETV (severe) boys −.106 ** .090 * .066 .043 .114 ** .100 * .157 **
9. ETV (severe) girls −.162 ** .052 .010 .020 .132 ** .108 ** .169 **
10. Neigh concentrated disadv −.148 ** .073 * .048 −.006 .115 ** .014 .123 ** .172 ** .174 **
11. Neigh residential stability .038 .045 −.028 −.061 * −.061 * −.100 ** −.055 −.077 −.082 * −.075
12. Neigh immigrant conc .003 −.213 ** −.018 .132 ** −.019 .123 ** −.076 ** −.041 −.029 −.080 −.127
13. Neigh co lective efficacy .083 ** .061 ** −.014 −.086 ** −.068 * −.095 **] −.045 −.114 ** −.126 ** −.356 ** .278 ** −.239 **

Note: Correlations for ETV (severe) are based on gender-specific samples (males: N=629; females: N=598). Correlations among all other level one variables based on the full individual level sample (N=1227). Correlations among neighborhood level variables based on the tract-level sample (N=169)