Table 2.

Correlations between Major Study Variables (All Participants)

	High/Low Depressive Symptoms	Social Support (Father)	Social Support (Others)	Neuroticism	TSST AUC_g	TSST Mean Increase	TSST Max Increase	CAR AUC_g	CAR Mean Increase	CAR Max Increase	Diurnal Slope
High/Low Depressive Symptoms	–
Social Support (Father)	−.37^**	–
Social Support (Others)	−.14	.11	–
Neuroticism	−.31^*	.01	−.11	–
TSST AUC_g	.22	.24	−.01	−.14	–
TSST Mean Increase	−.21	−.07	.26	−.25	−.01	–
TSST Max Increase	−.27^†	−.09	.18	−.23	−.26^†	.82^***	–
CAR AUC_g	−.20	.22	.31^†	.19	.12	−.04	−.04	–
CAR Mean Increase	−.33^†	.07	.24	−.08	−.04	.40^*	.36^*	.40^*	–
CAR Max Increase	−.11	.05	.07	−.36^†	.07	42^**	.32^*	−.07	.75^***	–
Diurnal Slope	−.16	−.09	.15	.53^**	−.33^†	−.11	−.13	.39^*	−.13	−.13	–

Point-biserial correlations conducted for depressive symptoms. Partial point-biserial correlations controlling for GA conducted for all cortisol summary scores.

^***

p < .001,

^**

p < .01,

p < .05,

^†

p < .10 (marginal)