Table 2.

Correlations among primary study measures.

Variable	Risk	Self-reported C	Parent-rated C	SES	Psychological resources	MetS Scores
Full Sample: r [95% CI]
Race	−.10 [−.23, .03]	−.11 [−.24, .03]	−.01 [−.14, .13]	.29 [.16, .40]	−.06 [−.20, .07]	.06 [−.08, .20]
Risk		−.03 [−.16, .10]	−.14 [−.26, −.004]	−.18 [−.30, −.05]	−.18 [−.31, −.05]	.01 [−.13, .15]
Self-reported C			.29 [.16, .41]	.04 [−.09, .18]	.26 [.14, .38]	.16 [.02, .30]
Parent-rated C				.31 [.19, .43]	.33 [.21, .44]	−.02 [−.16, .12]
SES					.21 [.08, .33]	.04 [−.10, .18]
Psychological resources						.07 [−.07, .21]
Black men: r [95% CI]
Risk		−.01 [−.19, .16]	−.08 [−.25, .11]	−.12 [−.29, .06]	−.19 [−.35, −.01]	.06 [−.12, .24]
Self-reported C			.15 [−.03, .32]	.01 [−.17, .19]	.24 [.07, .41]	.25 [.07, .41]
Parent-rated C				.30 [.13, .46]	.31 [.13, .46]	−.05 [−.23, .13]
SES					.18 [−.004, .34]	.08 [−.11, .26]
Psychological resources						.07 [−.12, .25]
White men: r [95% CI]
Risk		−.06 [−.26, .13]	−.21 [−.39, −.01]	−.20 [−.38, −.002]	−.19 [−.37, .01]	−.06 [−.27, .16]
Self-reported C			.42 [.24, .56]	.14 [−.06, .33]	.28 [.08, .45]	.07 [−.15, .29]
Parent-rated C				.36 [ .17, .52]	.36 [.17, .52]	.03 [−.19, .24]
SES					.32 [.13, .48]	−.06 [−.28, .16]
Psychological resources						.09 [−.13, .30]

Note. C=conscientiousness. SES=Hollingshead socioeconomic status index. MetS=Metabolic syndrome score. All correlations are Pearson correlations, except for the correlation of race and risk group in the full sample (Spearman). Statistically significant (p ≤ .050) correlations are bolded for emphasis, and 95% confidence intervals are provided.