Table 5. Correlations Between Exposure To Violence and Moral Judgment Assessments.
Level and Type of Violence Exposure by Scenario | |||||||
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Assessment | Mild Violence | Severe Violence | Total | ||||
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Witness | Victim | Total | Witness | Victim | Total | ||
All Children | |||||||
Aggression Scenario | |||||||
Initial Transgression | ns | ns | ns | ns | .20 * | ns | ns |
Distribution of Resources Scenario | |||||||
Provocation | .15 * | ns | ns | .29 ** | .17 * | .30 ** | .19 ** |
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Displaced Children | |||||||
Aggression Scenario | |||||||
Initial Transgression | ns | ns | ns | ns | .22 * | ns | ns |
Distribution of Resources Scenario | |||||||
Generalizability | .24 * | ns. | ns | 21 * | ns | ns | ns |
Provocation | .21 * | ns | ns | .35 ** | ns | .34 ** | .28** |
Note. N = 193. Displaced N = 94. Non-Displaced N = 99
Only groups with significant correlations are shown. ns = non-significant correlation
= correlation significant at the .05 level,
= correlation significant at the .01 level.