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Published in final edited form as: Aggress Behav. 2017 Jun 8;43(6):568–577. doi: 10.1002/ab.21715

Table 3.

Correlations Between Child and Adolescent Risks and Early Adult Crime

Child and Adolescent Risks	Early Adult Crime - R
Child and Adolescent Risks	Severity 2	Severity 3	Severity 4	Severity 5
Child Dysfunction (Grade 5)
Aggression - T, P	.19^**	.29^**	.29^**	.19^**
Emotion Dysregulation -T	.16^**	.24^**	.20^**	.14^**
Social Isolation - T, P	.03	.03	.09^*	.08^*
Parent Detachment (Grades 7 and 8)
Parent Unreceptiveness -Y	.12^**	.10^*	.07	.01
Child Secrecy -Y	.07	.06	.07	.06
Poor Parent Communication - P	.20^**	.11^**	.04	.10^*
Child Secrecy - P	.14^**	.11^**	.10^*	.16^**
Peer Deviancy (Grades 7 and 8)
1^st Friend Antisocial - Y (Grade 7)	.28^**	.23^**	.10^*	.06
2^nd Friend Antisocial -Y (Grade 7)	.22^*	.18^**	.01	.06
1^st Friend Antisocial - Y (Grade 8)	.15^**	.17^**	.07	.04
2^nd Friend Antisocial - Y (Grade 8)	.09^*	.09^*	.01	.02

Note: Correlations based on pairwise deletion.

T = teacher rating, P = parent rating, Y = youth report, R = records.

p < .05.

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p < .01.