. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 4.

Published in final edited form as: Violence Against Women. 2013 Jul;19(7):903–923. doi: 10.1177/1077801213498216

Table 2.

Correlations Between Predictor Variables Among Men (n = 127) and Women (n = 191).

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1. History of Perpetration/Victimization	—	.06	.27^*	.25^*	.07	.17	.21	.16
2. Alcohol Use	.16	—	.35^*	.28^*	.41^*	.29^*	.35^*	.53^*
3. Expectancies: Sexual Enhancement	.03	.13	—	.65^*	.53^*	.52^*	.76^*	.51^*
4. Expectancies: Aggression	.11	.29^*	.56^*	—	.57^*	.67^*	.76^*	.52^*
5. Expectancies: Relaxation	.14	.37^*	.49^*	.59^*	—	.66^*	.69^*	.70^*
6. Expectancies: Social Assertiveness	.05	.36^*	.46^*	.61^*	.55^*	—	.68^*	.62^*
7. Expectancies: Global Positive	.14	.32^*	.62^*	.63^*	.74^*	.64^*	—	.61^*
8. Expectancies: Social/Physical Enhancement	.13	.39^*	.43^*	.44^*	.64^*	.59^*	.62^*	—

Note. Correlations among women listed along the lower diagonal and correlations among men listed along the top diagonal.

p < .00625.