Table 1.

Pearson Correlations of Baseline Self-Esteem and Family Functioning With Metabolic/Anthropometric Change At Six Months (Bright Bodies and Clinic Care Groups Combined)

Baseline Predictors	Metabolic/Anthropometric Variable	Pearson r	P Value	N
Piers-Harris Self-Concept Subscale (T-Score)
Physical Appearance/Attributes	Body fat (%)	0.26	0.07	50
	Body fat mass	0.24	0.09	50
Freedom From Anxiety	Fasting insulina	−0.27	0.05	52
Happiness and Satisfaction	BMI z-score	−0.17	0.05	56
	Fasting glucose	−0.32	0.02	55
Family Assessment Device Subscaleb
Poor Problem Solving	2-hour insulina	0.35	0.02	46
	Insulin sensitivity (WBISI)	−0.27	0.08	42
Poor Communication	Fasting glucose	0.29	0.04	49
	2-hour glucose	0.26	0.07	50
	2-hour insulina	0.36	0.01	46
	Insulin sensitivity (WBISI)	−0.36	0.02	42
Poor Affective Responsiveness	Fasting glucose	0.33	0.02	49
	2-hour glucose	0.41	<0.001	50
	2-hour insulina	0.53	<0.001	46
	Insulin sensitivity (WBISI)	−0.39	0.01	42
Poor Affective Involvement	Body fat mass	0.32	0.04	44
Poor Behavioral Control	BMI	0.25	0.08	50
	Body fat mass	0.28	0.07	44
	Fasting glucose	0.27	0.06	49
	Fasting insulina	0.26	0.08	46
	2-hour insulina	0.25	0.09	46
	Insulin resistance (HOMA-IR)a	0.28	0.06	45
Poor General Functioning	Fasting glucose	0.38	0.01	49
	2-hour insulina	0.37	0.01	46
	Insulin sensitivity (WBISI)	−0.27	0.08	42

^aLog transformed

^bFor the McMaster Family Assessment Device, higher scores indicate lower functioning, and “poor” is added as a prefix to the Subscales to make the table easier to understand.

Note: Correlations with P value < 0.10 are listed. Changes were calculated as (6 months – baseline), so positive correlation indicates the predictor was associated with an increase (or less of a decrease) in outcome measure. Ns differ due to missing data.

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; HOMA-IR, homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance; WBISI, whole body insulin sensitivity index.