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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2017 Feb;51(1):30–38. doi: 10.1007/s12160-016-9825-5

Table 2.

Descriptive Statistics and Bivariate Correlations among Stress, Coping, and Outcomes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1. Stress T1 --
  M = 11.26 (4.65)
2. Controllability T1 −.37*** --
  M = 3.34 (.74)
3. Primary Control T1 −.25** .25* --
  M = .19 (.04)
4. Secondary Control T1 −.42*** .43*** .20* --
  M = .27 (.05)
5. Disengagement T1 .21* −.26* −.49*** −.43*** --
  M = .14 (03)
6. Primary Control T2 −.27** .16 .61*** .32*** −.44*** --
  M = .20 (.04)
7. Secondary Control T2 −.47*** .30** .22* .62*** −.27** .41*** --
  M = .28 (.05)
8. Disengagement T2 .29** −.20* −.37*** −.40*** .64*** −.66*** −.53*** --
  M = .14 (.03)
9. PedsQL T3 −.22* .15 .07 .30*** .06 .18 .39** −.03 --
  M = 85.73 (12.52)
10. CDI T3 .26* −.23* −.25* −.42*** .18 −.23* −.37** .14 −.79*** --
  M = 4.82 (6.92)
11. HbA1c T3 .29** −.32*** −.11 −.18 .08 −.18 −.31** −.12 −.33*** .38*** --
  M = 7.92 (1.24)

Note. Primary Control, Secondary Control, and Disengagement Coping were reported by adolescents on the Responses to Stress Questionnaire.

PedsQL = Diabetes-Specific Pediatric Quality of Life. CDI = Children’s Depression Inventory. T1 = Baseline data, T2 = 6 month data, T3 = 12 month data.