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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Bull. 2017 Oct 26;143(12):1313–1345. doi: 10.1037/bul0000123

Table 3.

Bivariate Relationships Among Interpersonal Theory Variables.

Models	k	r (95% CI)	Q (df)	I²	N	ET (95% CI)	Trim&Fill Est.(Q)	Studies Trimmed
TB, PB	97	0.57 (0.53,0.61), p < 0.001	3515.14 (96), p < 0.001	97.27	44,484	4.17 (1.79,6.54), p < 0.001	0.49 (5403.69)	30
CS, PB	43	0.05 (−0.001,0.10), p = 0.054	487.25 (42), p < 0.001	91.38	23,319	−1.51 (−3.38,0.36), p = 0.110	0.09 (605.59)	10
CS, TB	43	0.01 (−0.03,0.05), p = 0.638	356.65 (42), p < 0.001	88.22	23,319	−0.15 (−1.80,1.50), p = 0.855	0.05 (506.37)	10

Note. k = number of samples. CI = confidence interval. ET = Egger’s Regression Intercept test, 2-tailed p-value is reported; significance indicates potential publication biases. Trim&Fill = Duval’s Trim & Fill test, random effects estimates, Q-values, and the number of studies trimmed are reported.

TB = thwarted belongingness. PB = perceived burdensomeness. CS = capability for suicide.