Table 2. Correlations among Variables Associated with Registered Members and their Spouses (N = 50 couples).
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | |
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1. S Genetic Stigma | |||||||||
2. S Alphas Entitativity | -.15 | ||||||||
3. S Alpha-spouses Ent. | .00 | .47* | |||||||
4. S Secrecy | .28* | -.54* | -.09 | ||||||
5. S Education | -.12 | .23 | .21 | -.07 | |||||
6. Genetic Stigma | .31* | .00 | .09 | .28* | .00 | ||||
7. Alphas Entitativity | -.09 | .57* | .28* | -.41* | .26 | -.13 | |||
8. Alpha-spouses Ent. | .12 | .40* | .32* | -.20 | .28* | -.16 | .71* | ||
9. Secrecy | .11 | -.35* | -.18 | .61* | -.07 | .37* | -.41* | -.25 | |
10. Education | -.16 | .26 | .38* | -.20 | .23 | .12 | .48* | .30* | -.34* |
Notes. S = Spouses' answers. The data were set up in a dyadic structure for the Pearson r correlations. The shaded boxes represent the intraclass coefficients for the five key variables.