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Table 4.

Bivariate Correlations Between Person-Level Variables in Study 2

Variable	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1. Female	–.087^*	.004	.023	–.038	–.037	–.054	–.006	–.059	–.109^**	.100*	.067^†
2. Age	—	–.025	–.074^†	.085^*	.057	.101^*	–.002	–.011	–.026	.050	.049
3. Caregiver education (high school)		—	–.021	.059	.099^*	.113^**	–.018	.004	.050	–.022	–.121^**
4. Health status			—	–.183^**	–.106^**	–.205^**	.054	–.045	–.066^†	.007	.131^**
5. CA-SE				—	–.011	.703^**	.025	–.039	.212^**	–.056	–.035
6. CA-RP					—	.703^**	–.027	.183^**	.153^**	–.247^**	–.218^**
7. Childhood adversity						—	–.001	.102^**	.260^**	–.216^**	–.180^**
8. Neuroticism: “anxious, easily upset”							—	–.202^**	.243^**	–.021	–.021
9. Neuroticism: “calm, emotionally stable” (R)								—	.083^*	–.299^**	–.123^**
10. Depression									—	–.400^**	–.139^**
11. Youth self-esteem										—	.100^*
12. Caregiver self-esteem											—

Note: CA-SE = Childhood Adversity Stressful Events scale; CA-RP = Childhood Adversity Relationship With Parents scale; R = reverse-scored.

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p < .10. *p < .05. **p < .01.