TABLE 2.

Intercorrelations of strengths expression, fulfillment, intellectual and moral quality, immorality, and the six core virtues in studies 1 and 2.

	Strengths Expression	Fulfillment	Intellectual Quality	Moral Quality	Immorality	Wisdom	Courage	Humanity	Justice	Temperance	Transcendence
Fulfillment	0.37***
Intellectual Quality	0.26***	0.25***
Moral Quality	0.15***	0.13***	0.29***
Immorality	−0.12***	−0.15***	0.00	−0.07**
Wisdom	0.26***	0.16***	0.50***	0.09***	−0.09***		0.12***	0.08***	0.21***	0.11***	0.01
Courage	0.22***	0.15***	0.14***	0.04	0.01	0.13***		0.08***	0.15***	0.07***	–0.02
Humanity	0.08**	0.04	0.03	0.44***	−0.12***	0.03	0.04		0.35***	–0.01	0.03
Justice	0.06*	–0.02	0.13***	0.37***	0.03	0.08**	0.09***	0.37***		0.13***	0.03
Temperance	0.07**	−0.10***	0.10***	0.17***	0.03	0.02	0.06*	0.05	0.16***		0.06**
Transcendence	0.13***	0.18***	0.08**	0.12***	−0.08**	0.12***	0.04	0.14***	0.04	0.01

Below diagonal: Study 1, N = 203–230 (1588–1740 ratings). Above diagonal, Study 2: N = 113 (2712 ratings). Given are within-person correlations (Bland and Altman, 1995). Strength expression, fulfillment, intellectual and moral quality, and immorality were not analyzed in Study 2. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.