Table II.

Means, Standard Deviations, and Bivariate Correlations for Maternal Psychological Distress and Child Functioning Variables

Variable	Mean	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1. Depression (DASS)	2.34	3.45	–
2. Anxiety (DASS)	1.84	2.91	.58**	–
3. Stress (DASS)	5.08	4.37	.66**	.61**	–
4. Total distress (DASS)	9.25	9.29	.86**	.82**	.90**	–
5. Overprotection (VCOPS)	−.48	.84	−.00	.05	.02	.02	–
6. PedsQL-Totala	88.10	12.08	−.44**	−.36**	−.44**	−.48**	−.14**	–
7. PedsQL-Psb	87.00	13.76	−.42**	−.38**	−.44**	−.48**	−.13**	.96**	–
8. FAQL-FAc	2.50	1.85	.12**	.18**	.13**	.16**	.10	−.34**	−.35**	–
9. FAQL-SDd	3.19	1.70	.18**	.24**	.21**	.24**	.13**	−.32**	−.33**	.69**	–
10. FAQL-EIe	2.28	1.61	.21**	.27**	.23**	.27**	.12	-.44**	−.45**	.84**	.80

Note. Higher scores on the PedsQL indicate better quality of life, whereas higher scores on the FAQL indicate poorer quality of life. Inverse correlations between the two measures, therefore, indicate consistent reporting of quality of life on both measures.

^aPediatric Quality of Life Inventory – Total Score.

^bPediatric Quality of Life Inventory – Psychosocial Health subscale.

^cFood Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire – Food Allergy-Related Anxiety subscale.

^dFood Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire – Social and Dietary Limitations subscale.

^eFood Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire – Emotional Impact subscale.

*p < .01.