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Published in final edited form as: Arch Sex Behav. 2019 Sep 24;49(1):249–265. doi: 10.1007/s10508-019-01487-y

Table 3.

Correlations of Couple Minority Stress Subscales (N = 212 Individual Partners from 106 Couples)

	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII
I. Couple-Level Stigma	—	.87^***	.51^***	.86^***	.90^***	.81^***	.23^**	.56^***
II. Couple-Level Discrimination	.78^***	—	.35^***	.74^***	.88^***	.76^***	.46^***	.68^***
III. Seeking Safety as a Couple	.46^***	.32^***	—	.57^***	.41^***	.48^***	−.28^**	−.02
IV. Perceived Unequal Relationship Recognition	.70^***	.64^***	.48^***	—	.83^***	.70^***	.30^***	.55^***
V. Couple-Level Visibility	.80^***	.82^***	.39^***	.69^***	—	.81^***	.36^***	.66^***
VI. Managing Stereotypes about Same-Sex Couples	.66^***	.67^***	.43^***	.55^***	.69^**	—	−.08	.41^***
VII. Lack of Integration with Families of Origin	.21^**	.40^***	−.22^**	.26^***	.31^***	.05	—	.62^***
VIII. Lack of Social Support for Couples	.44^***	.58^***	.004	.41^***	.55^***	.31^***	.54^***	—

Notes:

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .001.

Interfactor correlations among latent factors appear in the upper diagonal; correlations among observed mean scores appear in the lower diagonal. All correlations were estimated via full-information maximum likelihood estimation (FIML) in Mplus 8. P-values were computed assuming 212 individuals were clustered within 106 couples.