. 2019 Jun 25;26(5):572–585. doi: 10.1002/cpp.2383

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and bivariate correlations for all study variables

Study variable	n	M (SD)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
1 AnxM_pre	53	0.61 (0.22)
2 AnxM_post	40	0.44 (0.25)	.56^**
3 AnxC_pre	49	0.79 (0.25)	.26	.28
4 AnxC_post	38	0.54 (0.30)	.59^**	.46^**	.47^**
5 <_coef2	50	.43 (.14)	.19	‐.08	‐.06	‐.10
6 <ˆ_coef2	50	.35 (.10)	‐.19	‐.05	.14	.04	‐.68^**
7 =ˆ_coef2	50	.14 (.09)	.01	.02	.02	.17	‐.43^**	‐.18
8 <>_coef2	50	.01 (.02)	.06	.12	.02	.17	‐.22	.05	.03
9 RR₂	50	.37 (.08)	.05	‐.26	.05	‐.05	.66^**	.09	‐.57^**	‐.39^**
10 DET₂	50	.60 (.10)	.16	‐.11	.13	.12	.65^**	‐.17	‐.32^**	‐.46^**	.88^**
11 LAM₂	50	.71 (.11)	.15	‐.13	.02	.18	.49^**	‐.06	‐.35^**	‐.27	.75^**	.82^**
12 <_coef5	46	.39 (.13)	.13	.12	.11	.11	.70^**	‐.57^**	‐.25	‐.10	.27	.40^**	.19
13 <ˆ_coef5	46	.37 (.10	‐.05	‐.21	‐.05	‐.22	‐.18	.52^**	‐.38^**	‐.02	.20	‐.03	.09	‐.52^**
14 =ˆ_coef5	46	.15 (.10)	.01	.19	‐.04	.12	‐.51^**	.03	.69^**	.04	‐.44	‐.32^**	‐.27	‐.55^**	‐.31^*
15 <>_coef5	46	.02 (.03)	‐.11	‐.41^*	‐.13	‐.18	‐.08	.15	.03	.19	‐.01	‐.11	‐.04	.07	.04	‐.22
16 RR₅	46	.35 (.06)	.28	.31	.17	.18	.47^**	‐.19	‐.35^*	‐.21	.49^**	.52^**	.39^**	.55^**	.07	‐.43^**	‐.36^*
17 DET₅	46	.57 (.09)	.24	.42^**	.14	.27	.40^**	‐.31^*	‐.09	‐.26	.36^**	.49^**	.32^*	.52^**	‐.24	‐.11	‐.43^**	.86^**
18 LAM₅	46	.68 (.10)	.04	.23	‐.01	.19	.12	‐.10	‐.06	‐.19	.25	.31^*	.17	.30^*	‐.17	‐.10	‐.22	.62^**	.78^**

Note. AnxM: maternal‐reported children's anxiety scores; AnxC: child‐reported anxiety scores; ₂ represents second session measures; ₅ are fifth session measures; and _coef are the coefficients based on the Linell codes.

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Correlation is significant at the .01 level.

Correlation is significant at the .05 level.