AGE	SEX	EDU	TMTA	TMTB	LF	SF	BNT	VLT-TR	VLT-DR
AGE	1	0.335	0.514	0.266	0.247	0.08	−0.269	−0.059	−0.053	−0.186
SEX	0.335	1	0.139	0.124	0.105	−0.136	−0.319	0.078	−0.121	−0.164
EDU	0.514	0.139	1	0.046	0.009	0.31	−0.008	0.033	0.227	0.064
TMTA	0.266	0.124	0.046	1	0.581	−0.336	−0.387	−0.224	−0.269	−0.293
TMTB	0.247	0.105	0.009	0.581	1	−0.338	−0.443	−0.126	−0.4	−0.408
LF	0.08	−0.136	0.31	−0.336	−0.338	1	0.553	0.108	0.443	0.318
SF	−0.269	−0.319	−0.008	−0.387	−0.443	0.553	1	0.301	0.559	0.521
BNT	−0.059	0.078	0.033	−0.224	−0.126	0.108	0.301	1	0.293	0.252
VLT-TR	−0.053	−0.121	0.227	−0.269	−0.4	0.443	0.559	0.293	1	0.74
VLT-DR	−0.186	−0.164	0.064	−0.293	−0.408	0.318	0.521	0.252	0.74	1

Waldinger, R. J., Cohen, S., Schulz, M. S., & Crowell, J. A. (2015). Security of attachment to spouses in late life: Concurrent and prospective links with cognitive and emotional well-being. Clinical Psychological Science, 3(4), 516–529. doi:10.1177/2167702614541261

N = 240

Sex coding: male > female

Education coding: higher is better