Table 4.

Parameter estimates for the bivariate fixed RICLPMs modelling family flexibility with depressive symptoms, anxiety, and anger

Family Flexibility	Depressive symptoms				Anxiety				Anger
	B	SE	p	β	B	SE	p	β	B	SE	p	β
Correlations
Between-Person	−0.299	0.129	0.021	−0.149	−0.327	0.148	0.027	−0.186	−0.322	0.212	0.129	−0.149
T1	−0.112	0.081	0.168	−0.096	−0.151	0.090	0.091	−0.131	−0.285	0.164	0.083	−0.166
Cross-lagged effects
Problems 1 → Flex. 2	0.028	0.636	0.965	0.005	0.409	0.811	0.614	0.068	−0.259	0.611	0.671	−0.062
Problems 2 → Flex. 3	0.028	0.636	0.965	0.003	0.409	0.811	0.614	0.045	−0.259	0.611	0.671	−0.062
Flex. 1 → Problems 2	0.011	0.013	0.413	0.107	0.004	0.013	0.752	0.036	−0.004	0.023	0.862	−0.017
Flex. 2 → Problems 3	0.011	0.013	0.413	0.064	0.004	0.013	0.752	0.028	−0.004	0.023	0.862	−0.019
Stability paths
Flex. 1 → Flex. 2	−0.144	0.133	0.282	−0.148	−0.159	0.135	0.236	−0.164	−0.128	0.163	0.433	−0.127
Flex. 2 → Flex. 3	−0.144	0.133	0.282	−0.137	−0.159	0.135	0.236	−0.151	−0.128	0.163	0.433	−0.126
Problems 1 → Problems 2	−0.166	0.105	0.115	−0.269	0.028	0.158	0.860	0.040	0.300	0.192	0.118	0.295
Problems 2 → Problems 3	−0.166	0.105	0.115	−0.103	0.028	0.158	0.860	0.022	0.300	0.192	0.118	0.341
Correlated change
T2	0.154	0.173	0.374	0.235	0.079	0.180	0.660	0.104	−0.236	0.341	0.490	−0.141
T3	0.023	0.097	0.815	0.020	−0.019	0.087	0.828	−0.019	−0.054	0.142	0.703	−0.037

Problems: denotes the internalizing and externalizing problems, as specified in the columns; Flex.: family flexibility