Table 2.

Means, Standard Deviations, and Correlations for Study Variables

Variables	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. CR	3.03	1.62	_ _
2. Service	46%	-	.26*	_ _
3. PCS_3m	21.23	3.43	−.27*	−.40**	_ _
4. PCS_6m	22.39	3.50	−.03	−.04	.48**	_ _
5. Housing_b	4.06	14.41	.01	−.03	.07	.20	_ _
6. Housing_9m	27.26	39.51	.07	.05	.20	.28*	.09	_ _
7. Men_ health_b	43.15	10.80	−.33**	−.08	.28*	.09	−.15	.26*	_ _
8. Men_ health_9m	54.38	10.24	−.21	.12	.17	.38**	.17	.19	.16	_ _
9. Phy_ health_b	62.45	12.02	−.27*	−.12	.31*	.05	.07	.26*	.65**	.13	_ _
10. Phy_ health_9m	74.05	10.94	−.04	.03	.15	.19	.12	.09	.06	.69**	.12	_ _

Note. Dashes indicate that data were not applicable. Service is a dichotomous variables. CR = cumulative risk; PCS_3m = personal control at 3 months; PCS_6m = personal control at 6 months; Service = service utilization; Housing_b = # nights stably housed at baseline; Housing_9m = # nights stably housed at 9 months; Men_ health_b = mental health at baseline; Men_ health_9m = mental health at 9 months; Phy_ health_b = physical health at baseline; Phy_ health_9m = physical health at 9 months.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.