Table 3.
WB1 | WB2MZM | Res1 | Res2 | WB1 | WB2MZF | Res1 | Res2 | |
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MZM | MZF | |||||||
WB1 | .32 (.20,.42) | .38 (.31,.44) | ||||||
WB2 | .38 (.29,.46) | .46 (.38,.52) | .34 (.29,.38) | .35 (.30,.39) | ||||
Res1 | .18 (.09,.26) | .32 (.23,.41) | .43 (.30,.53) | .28 (.24,.32) | .22 (.18,.27) | .48 (.42,.52) | ||
Res2 |
.24 (.15,.32) |
.34 (.28,.34) |
.37 (.28,.46) |
.51 (.41,.58) |
.26 (.22,.30) |
.21 (.17,.24) |
.39 (.35,.43) |
.42 (.38,.42) |
DZM |
DZF |
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WB1 | .02 (-.12,.20) | .11 (.01,.20) | ||||||
WB2 | .09 (-.06,.23) | .26 (.11,.38) | .13 (.05,.20) | .22 (.14,.29) | ||||
Res1 | .140 (.11,.27) | .12 (-.02,.25) | .22 (-.01,.41) | .08 (.03,.15) | .10 (.03,.18) | .17 (.07,.27) | ||
Res2 |
.09 (-.10,.27) |
.14 (-.00,.26) |
.27 (.08,.42) |
.29 (.08,.30) |
.06 (-.02,.13) |
.11 (.05,.17) |
.11 (.03,.19) |
.19 (.11,.27) |
DOS |
Brother-sister |
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WB1 | .09 (-.01,.20) | .11 (.03,.18) | ||||||
WB2 | .07 (-.01,.15) | .11 (.03,.19) | .07 (.00,.13) | .13 (.05,.20) | ||||
Res1 | .06 (-.02,.13) | .07 (-.00,.15) | .14 (.04,.24) | .09 (.03,.15) | .08 (.01,.13) | .13 (.04,.20) | ||
Res2 |
.05 (-.04,.05) |
.08 (.06,.15) |
.19 (.10,.25) |
.16 (.07,.24) |
.09 (.02,.14) |
.10 (.04,.16) |
.12 (.06,.19) |
.14 (.05,.22) |
Brothers |
Sisters |
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WB1 | .05 (-.07,.17) | .04 (-.05,.12) | ||||||
WB2 | -.02 (-.13,.09) | .26 (.11,.38) | .10 (.03,.16) | .15 (.07,.22) | ||||
Res1 | .07 (-05,.19) | .12 (-.02,.25) | .23 (.01,.38) | .07 (.010,.13) | .09 (.03,.15) | .19 (.11,.27) | ||
Res2 |
-.06 (-.19,.07) |
.14 (-.00,.26) |
.09 (-.09,.27) |
.17 (-.10,.34) |
.10 (.03,.15) |
.07 (.01, .14) |
.17 (.10,.23) |
.16 (.07,.23) |
DZ/siblings* |
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WB1 | .08 (.08,.09) | |||||||
WB2 | .08 (.07,.10) | .15 (.13,.15) | ||||||
Res1 | .08 (.07,.11) | .09 (.06,.10) | .17 (.12,.19) | |||||
Res2 | .07 (.05,.08) | .09 (.09,.09) | .15 (.13,.17) | .16 (.16,.17) |
Note: res = resilience, WB = well-being. * Twin correlations constrained to be equal in DZ twins and siblings to test the assumption of equal environments.