. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.

Published in final edited form as: Pers Individ Dif. 2015 Apr 1;76:129–134. doi: 10.1016/j.paid.2014.11.055

Table 1.

Zero-order Correlations, Descriptive & Reliability Statistics

N = 470	α	M (SD)	R	Sex	SS	PD	PM	PE	DEL
Age		15.545 (1.185)	13.57 – 17.99	−.033	.127^*	.137^*	−.203^**	.047	.262^**
Sex		0.470 (0.500)	0 = M, 1 = F		−.044	−.145^*	.151^*	−.046	−.164^*
SS	.718	3.179 (0.693)	1.13 – 5.00			.318^**	−.270^**	−.165^*	.457^**
PD	.867	1.732 (0.334)	1.05 – 2.91				−.415^**	−.233^**	.495^**
PM	.801	2.624 (0.286)	1.07 – 3.00					.153^*	−.409^**
PE	.808	17.247 (2.879)	6.00 – 22.0						−.086
DEL	.877	6.432 (7.303)	0.00 – 50.0

Note. Descriptive statistics for untransformed variables & correlations for transformed variables are reported. α = Cronbach’s alpha. M = mean. (SD) = standard deviation. R = range. SS = sensation seeking. PD. = peer deviance. PM = parental monitoring. PE = average of parental education. DEL = delinquent behavior.

p_(two-tailed) < .01.

^**

p_(two-tailed) < .001.