Appendix.

Zero-Order Correlations Among Study Variables for the Overall Sample (N = 1,072)

Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
1. Sabogal obligationsa	—
2. Sabogal supportb	.58	—
3. Sabogal referentsc	.24	.28	—
4. Steidel supportd	.67	.49	.41	—
5. Steidel interconnectednesse	.53	.42	.30	.62	—
6. Steidel honorf	.19	.15	.65	.37	.33	—
7. Steidel subjugation of selfg	.30	.28	.49	.44	.52	.60	—
8. IOS mother	.16	.24	.18	.24	.24	.17	.22	—
9. IOS father	.10	.20	.18	.17	.16	.19	.21	.49	—
10. IOS siblings	.17	.17	.10	.16	.13	.13	.16	.29	.36	—
11. PS affectionateh	.26	.27	.01	.20	.23	−.05	.08	.22	.16	.06	—
12. PS emotional/infoi	.25	.31	−.02	.20	.23	−.07	.07	.24	.18	.08	.79	—
13. PS positive social interactionj	.30	.31	.01	.24	.25	−.06	.09	.20	.15	.08	.78	.79	—
14. PS tangiblek	.27	.28	.03	.24	.22	−.03	.03	.21	.15	.10	.65	.67	.63	—
15. PH perceived stress	−.05	−.15	.05	−.05	−.08	.13	.03	−.11	−.09	−.08	−.28	−.32	−.28	−.23	—
16. PH Mental Health Inventory	−.14	−.19	−.01	−.14	−.16	.08	−.05	−.12	−.11	−.12	−.35	−.37	−.35	−.28	.71	—
17. PH depression symptoms	−.09	−.16	.01	−.06	−.11	.08	−.01	−.11	−.12	−.09	−.35	−.37	−.34	−.28	.69	.73	—
18. Women	.06	.04	−.10	.04	.10	−.10	−.04	.01	−.07	−.03	.22	.19	.13	.17	.11	.04	.03	—

Note. Data in bold face represent indicators of latent factors in structural models. IOS = Inclusion of Self in Other Scale; PS = perceived support; PH = psychological health; MOS = Medical Outcomes Study.

^aSabogal et al. (1987) family obligations.

^bSabogal et al. (1987) family as source of support.

^cSabogal et al. (1987) family as referents.

^dSteidel & Contreras (2003) family support.

^eSteidel & Contreras (2003) family interconnectedness.

^fSteidel & Contreras (2003) family honor.

^gSteidel & Contreras (2003) subjugation of self for family.

^hMOS affectionate support.

ⁱMOS emotional/informational support.

^jMOS positive social interaction support.

^kMOS tangible support.