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Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2019 Dec 12;43(5):791–806. doi: 10.1007/s10865-019-00123-3

Table 2.

Bivariate correlations among primary study variables.

Study Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1. African American	1
2. White/Non-Hispanic	−.53^**	1
3. Hispanic/Latina	−.69^**	−.24^**	1
4. Education	−.25^**	.39^**	−.04	1
5. Employment	−.12^*	.17^**	−.01	.34^**	1
6. Annual Income	−.35^**	.37^**	.09	.51^**	.47^**	1
7. Income Meets Basic Needs	−.29^**	.35^**	.04	.28^**	.20^**	.42^**	1
8. PTSD	.13^*	−.19^**	.01	−.22^**	−.07	−.12^*	−.20^**	1
9. Pain Catastrophizing	.12^*	−.21^**	.04	−.18^**	−.11^*	−.15^**	−.17^**	.38^**	1
10. Sleep Quantity	−.15^*	.13^*	.07	.03	−.03	−.06	.09	−.21^**	−.13^*	1
11. Sleep Quality	−.13^*	.14^*	.04	.06	.01	.01	.11^*	−.34^**	−.19^**	.61^**	1
12. Pain Intensity	.13^*	−.21^**	.02	−.12^*	−.08	−.14^**	−.17^**	.30^**	.20^**	−.16^**	−.21^**	1
13. Pain Interference	.13^*	−.21^**	.02	−.13^*	−.08	−.14^**	−.14^**	.33^**	.31^**	−.16^**	−.26^**	.70

Note. Significant bivariate correlations are bolded and denoted *p<.05 and **p < .01