Table 4.

Correlations Among Variables of Interest

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
1. Stressor-related negative affect slope	–
2. Stressor-related positive affect slope	−0.042
3. Neuroticism	0.325	0.065	–
4. Conscientiousness	−0.197	−0.071	−0.192	–
5. Openness	−0.120	−0.079	−0.224	0.256	–
6. Extraversion	−0.159	−0.136	−0.242	0.242	0.517	–
7. Agreeableness	−0.045	−0.131	−0.149	0.259	0.319	0.496	–
8. Stressor Severity	0.326	−0.055	0.238	−0.059	−0.117	−0.110	0.031	–
9. Daily Routine	0.257	−0.032	0.109	−0.083	−0.029	−0.070	−0.075	0.323	–
10. Finances	0.217	−0.016	0.074	−0.078	0.037	−0.054	−0.056	0.129	0.210	–
11. Feeling about self	0.372	−0.003	0.186	−0.137	−0.084	−0.146	−0.071	0.250	0.249	0.259	–
12. Perception by others	0.179	−0.021	0.092	−0.08	0.018	−0.051	−0.114	0.104	0.241	0.19	0.386
13. Personal health	0.317	−0.018	0.117	−0.068	0.025	−0.025	0.029	0.196	0.274	0.154	0.286	0.151
14. Others health	0.068	0	−0.033	0.008	−0.025	−0.002	0.091	0.162	0.076	0.074	0.107	0.103	0.168
15 Plans for future	0.23	−0.007	0.058	−0.032	0.046	−0.024	−0.009	0.187	0.234	0.373	0.305	0.243	0.152	0.166
16. Sense of control	−0.082	−0.002	−0.068	0.024	0.069	0.091	−0.034	−0.143	−0.056	−0.041	−0.003	0.08	−0.019	−0.168	−0.094

Note: Significant values are indicated in bold and are significant at the p<.01 level