Table 2.

Intercorrelations between study variables for intervention subsample.

Sample 1	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Father participation	---
2. Family language	−.267**	---
3. Child externalizing	−.002	.086	---
4. Maternal education	−.178*	.376**	.050	---
5. Paternal education	−.081	.394**	.110	.363**	---
6. Economic stress	−.259**	.123	.245**	.023	0.169**	---
7. Family income	.035	.088	.063	0.192*	0.075	−0.096	---
8. Interparental conflict (C)	−.252**	.421**	.061	0.268**	0.177*	0.083	−0.024	---
9. Paternal depression	−.061	.072	.029	0.043	−0.043	0.133	0.101	0.366**	---
10. Average hours of work	−.103	.048	−.001	0.076	−0.012	−0.050	0.075*	0.162*	0.045	---
11. Familism	.098	−.282**	−.103	−0.314**	−0.292**	0.030	−0.058	−0.079	0.009	0.043	---
N	197	197	197	183	197	197	178	195	197	191	197
Min	0	0	0	1.00	0	0	1.00	1.00	0	0	3.25
Max	1	1	37.00	17.00	16.00	5.00	21.00	3.33	52.00	120.00	5.00
Mean	---	---	8.28	10.18	9.85	0.82	9.03	1.56	9.92	49.67	4.55
SD	---	---	6.71	3.28	3.47	1.08	12.22	0.50	7.50	15.25	0.32
Skewness	---	---	1.26	−0.61	−0.58	1.51	0.88	1.00	1.64	0.35	−0.83
Kurtosis	---	---	1.85	>−0.01	−0.25	1.91	1.10	0.55	4.98	4.65	0.82

Note. Father participation (0 = did not participated; 1 = participated). Family language (0 = Spanish, 1 = English). M = mother report, C = combined mother and father report. Correlations calculated using FIML in Mplus (N = 197),

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01.