. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 19.

Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2016 Nov 21;29(1):39–50. doi: 10.1017/S0954579416001115

Table 2.

Correlations between exposure to ethnic–political conflict/violence, aggression, and the hypothesized mediators

	Exposure to Violence		Aggression		Hypothesized Mediators
Variable	EVw1	EVw3	AGw1	AGw3	AFw1	AFw2	NBw1	NBw2	EDw1	EDw2
EVw1	—	64^***	.40^***	44^***	20^***	16^***	33^***	38^***	31^***	30^***
EVw3		—	.33^***	.50^***	14^***	15^***	34^***	44^***	30^***	31^***
AGw1			—	.50^***	49^***	28^***	38^***	30^***	31^***	25^***
Agw3				—	21^***	30^***	28^***	37^***	30^***	. 36^***
AFw1					—	31^***	22^***	16^***	07^**	. 09^**
AFw2						—	12^***	31^***	02 ns	10^**
NBw1							—	46^***	15^***	10^***
NBw2								—	16^***	17^***
EDw1									—	53^***
Edw2										—

Note: All scales were log transformed (excluding Exposure index). EVw1, Exposure to political conflict/violence Wave 1; EVw3, exposure to political conflict/violence Wave 3; AGw1, aggression Wave 1; AFw1, aggressive fantasy Wave 1; AFw2, aggressive fantasy Wave 2; NBw1, normative beliefs Wave 1; NBw2, normative beliefs Wave 2; EDw1, emotional distress Wave 1; EDw2, emotional distress Wave 2.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.