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Published in final edited form as: J Pers. 2017 Jul 29;86(3):508–521. doi: 10.1111/jopy.12332

Table 2. Correlations among primary study variables among MIDJA participants.

		Mean (SD)	Wave 1						Wave 2

			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
Wave 1	1. Gender
	2. Age	54.28 (14.10)	-.02
	3. Extraversion	2.42 (.68)	.06	-.06
	4. Agreeableness	2.63 (.63)	.01	.06^*	.68^***
	5. Neuroticism	2.11 (.56)	-.09^**	-.29^***	-.10^**	-.16^***
	6. Conscientiousness	2.69 (.55)	-.02	.18^***	.36^***	.55^***	-.20^***
	7. Openness to E.	2.19 (.61)	-.13^***	-.09^**	.64^***	.60^***	-.02	.43^***
Wave 2	8. Extraversion	2.40 (.66)	.05	-.08	.74^***	.46^***	-.11^**	.20^***	.47^***
	9. Agreeableness	2.60 (.61)	.02	.01	.46^***	.64^***	-.12^**	.33^***	.40^***	.67^***
	10. Neuroticism	2.05 (.52)	-.10^*	-.26^***	-.12^**	-.17^***	.66^***	-.19^***	-.03	-.12^**	-.13^**
	11. Conscientiousness	2.68 (.51)	-.01	.12^**	.27^***	.39^***	-.18^***	.63^***	.31^***	.38^***	.53^***	-.19^***
	12. Openness to E.	2.14 (.59)	-.09^*	-.10^*	.46^***	.41^***	-.05	.28^***	.70^***	.64^***	.58^***	.01	.42^***

Note. N = 649-1027.

^*

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .001.

Gender: -1 = male, 1 = female.