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Published in final edited form as: Eur Psychiatry. 2014 Jan 16;29(6):352–357. doi: 10.1016/j.eurpsy.2013.11.006

Table 2.

Inter-correlations between study variables.

	Age	CAPE Pos. Sx	CAPE Neg. Sx	CAPE Summed	NS	HA	RD	P	SD	C	ST
Sex	−.06	−.02	.05	.02	.01	.14^**	.14^**	−.05	.03	.08	.04
Age		−.03	.02	−.01	−.16^**	−.04	−.13^**	−.15^**	.19^**	.09	.16^**
CAPE Positive Symptoms			.57^**	.86^**	.08	.04	−.06	−.17^**	−.30^**	−.05	.45^**
CAPE Negative Symptoms				.90^**	.003	.33^**	−.08	−.08	−.34^**	−.08	.25^**
CAPE Summed Symptoms					.05	.22^**	−.09	−.03	−.36^**	−.08	.38^**
NS						−.09	.05	−.09	−.20^**	−.11^*	.004
HA							−.01	−.23^**	−.31^**	−.18^**	−.12^*
RD								.10^*	.17^**	.47^**	.03
P									.05	.04	.17^**
SD										.46^**	−.12^*
C											.11^*
ST

All correlations are spearman’s rho except correlations between NS and age and sex, which are Pearson correlations. NS: novelty seeking; HA: harm avoidance; RD: reward dependence; P: persistence; SD: self-directedness; C: cooperativeness; ST: self-transcendence.

P < .05.

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P < 0.01.