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. 2014 Aug 9;40(1):33–44. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsu064

Table III.

Correlations of PCERA at Hospital Discharge With PCERA at Other Timepoints

Variable NICU Scale 1: PAIV NICU Scale 2: NAB NICU Scale 3: III
PAIV NICU feeding         – .20* .73*
NAB NICU feeding .20*         – .37*
III NICU feeding .73** .37*         –
PAIV 4-month play .31* .08 .29*
NAB 4-month play .19* .09 .08
III 4-month play .25* −.02 .19*
PAIV 9-month feeding .47** .14 .39**
NAB 9-month feeding .10 .01 −.09
III 9-month feeding .26* .03 .11
PAIV 9-month play .45** .14 .41**
NAB 9-month play .19* .14 .21*
III 9-month play .36** .03 .35**
PAIV 16-month play .32** .05 .16
NAB 16-month play .18 .18 .10
III 16-month play .13 −.01 −.04
PAIV 24-month play .32* .18 .36*
NAB 24-month play .22* .04 .28*
III 24-month play .22* .01 .24*
PAIV 36-month play .24* .11 .22*
NAB 36-month play .01 .03 −.02
III 36-month play .01 −.10 .02

Note. PAIV = Parental Positive Affective Involvement and Verbalizations; NAB = Parental Negative Affect and Behavior; III = Parental Insensitivity, Intrusiveness, and Inconsistency; NICU = neonatal intensive care unit; PCERA = Parent–Child Early Relational Assessment. Higher scores on the PCERA indicate more positive and less negative and insensitive parenting, whereas lower scores indicate more negative, insensitive, and intrusive parenting.

p < .08, *p < .05, **p < .001.