Table 1.

Phenotypic Correlations [Standard Errors] of Depression Measures with EF Latent Variables

	Common EF		Updating-Specific		Shifting-Specific
Depression Measure	Age 17	Age 23	Age 17	Age 23	Age 17	Age 23
CESD Latent
Age 12	−.19* [.07]	−.12* [.06]	−.17* [.08]	−.28* [.07]	.11 [.08]	.06 [.06]
Age 17	−.30* [.06]	−.26* [.06]	−.04 [.07]	−.14* [.07]	.05 [.07]	.06 [.05]
Age 23	−.13* [.06]	−.13* [.05]	−.03 [.07]	−.15* [.06]	.06 [.07]	−.02 [.05]
MDDsx
Age 12 Lifetime	−.26* [.12]	−.20 [.12]	.16 [.11]	−.03 [.12]	−.02 [.13]	.04 [.13]
Age 17 Past Year	−.14 [.08]	−.10 [.09]	−.06 [.11]	−.13 [.08]	.09 [.09]	.04 [.09]
Age 23 Past Year	−.09 [.07]	−.08 [.07]	−.07 [.09]	−.11 [.07]	.09 [.07]	.00 [.07]

Note. CES-D=Center for Epidemiological Studies–Depresssion latent variable; MDDsx=Major depressive disorder symptoms ordinal variable, coded as 0 for no criteria met, 1 for at least one criterion met but no diagnosis, and 2 for diagnosis, analyzed with a threshold model; EF=executive function.

^*p<.05, determined with chi-square difference tests.