. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Assoc Nurses AIDS Care. 2017 May 17;28(5):784–794. doi: 10.1016/j.jana.2017.05.004

Table 1.

Observed Covariances and Correlations, Means, and Standard Deviations for Parental Stress and Family Functioning Measures, Child^a and Maternal Report

	Parenting Stress	Routines	Cohesion	Communication
Child Report (n = 102)
Parenting Stress^a	527.32	−.11	−.19	−.11
Routines	−30.54	139.79	.43	.53
Cohesion	−10.16	12.02	5.58	.50
Communication^b	−19.51	46.28	8.73	55.17
Mean (SD)	77.58 (22.96)	61.67 (11.82)	9.46 (2.36)	36.93 (7.43)

Maternal Report (n = 101)
Parenting Stress	518.33	−.38	−.61	−.50
Routines	−113.27	171.26	.40	.37
Cohesion	−27.95	10.67	4.09	.43
Communication^b	−44.33	18.81	3.40	15.12
Mean (SD)	77.95 (22.77)	62.02 (13.09)	9.66 (2.02)	23.14 (3.89)

Note: Covariances are in the lower diagonal; variances along the diagonal; correlations in upper diagonal.

Parenting stress is based on maternal-report only.

For child report, the Loeber et al. (1998) Parent-Child Communication Scale was used; for maternal report, the Miller et al. (1999) Parent-Adolescent Communication Scale was used.