Table 2.

Correlations among Fearful and Self-conscious Shyness

	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.
1. 6 observed fearful shyness	-	.22+ (131)	.01 (109)	−.04 (115)	.07 (146)	.01 (138)	−.04 (127)	−.04 (117)
2. 12 observed fearful shyness		-	.25* (162)	.13 (173)	−.07 (199)	−.05 (196)	.05 (164)	−.10 (158)
3. 12 parent-reported fearful shyness			-	.52*** (170)	.05 (172)	.02 (168)	.13 (149)	.03 (148)
4. 22 parent-reported fearful shyness				-	−.04 (221)	.07 (227)	.12 (217)	−.10 (214)
5. 19 observed self-conscious shyness					-	.30*** (259)	.34*** (233)	.38*** (222)
6. 22 observed self-conscious shyness						-	.37*** (226)	.29** (226)
7. 25 observed self-conscious shyness							-	.36*** (222)
8. 28 observed self-conscious shyness								-

Note. Pearson correlations were run on a pairwise data set. The p-values for all Pearson correlations were computed using an adjusted standard error (i.e., the square root of 1/n [n is the number of dyads]; Kenny et al., 2006). Degrees of freedom are in parentheses. 6 = 6-month, 12 = 12-month, 19 = 19-month, 22 = 22-month, 25 = 25-month, 28 = 28-month.

⁺p ≤ .10.

^*p ≤ .05.

^**p ≤ .01.

^***p ≤ .001.