Table 2.

Bivariate correlations among men's and women's Cortisol values (by collection time) and the study predictors.

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.
Cortisol:
1. Awakening	--	.51***	.10	.14*	.09	.06	.07	.10	.03	−.03	.05	−.01
2. 30-min post-awakening	.53***	--	.09	.09	.03	.05	.05	.11	.09	.00	.07	−.03
3. Midday	.11M	.05	--	.49***	.09	.09	.14**	.12	−.10	−.12M	−.002	−.07
4. Evening	.17**	.09	.49***	--	.13	.14	.16**	.14	−.08	−.10	−.02	−.12
5. Women's psychological IPV victimization	−.002	−.01	.03	.07	--	.90***	.41***	.53***	−.05	−.02	−.54***	−.50***
6. Men's psychological IPV victimization	−.01	−.04	.06	.06	.90***	--	.46**	.64***	−.09	.00	−.60***	−.59***
7. Women's physical IPV victimization	−.04	−.05M	.15*	.13*	.41***	.46**	--	.76***	−.16*	−.06	−.31	−.34***
8. Men's physical IPV victimization	−.02	−.04	.11	.09	.53***	.64***	.76***	--	−.19*	.03	−.36***	−.42***
9. Women's employment	.08	.13M	−.13M	−.02	−.05	−.09	−.16*	−.19*	--	−.22**	.02	.05
10. Number of children	.08	.06	−.04	.00	−.02	.00	−.06	.03	−.22**	--	−.04	−.05
11. Men's relationship satisfaction	−.01	.10	.04	.00	−.54***	−.60***	−.31***	−.36***	.02	−.04	--	.65***
12. Women's relationship satisfaction	.05	.07	−.10	−.09	−.50***	−.59***	−.34***	−.42***	.05	−.05	.65***	--

Note: Values above and below the diagonal for the cortisol variables (first four rows and columns) denote correlations with men and women, respectively. Cortisol values were square-root-transformed prior to calculation of correlation coefficients. Standard errors of the correlation coefficients were estimated using a sandwich estimator to account for the dependence among repeated observations from the same men and women across their four consecutive days of saliva collections.

^***p < .001.

^**p < .01.

^*p < .05.

^Mp < .10.