Table 3.

Correlations between I COPPE well-being factors and comparison measures in the final model.

	I COPPE factors
Comparison measure	Overall well-being	Interpersonal well-being	Community well-being	Occupational well-being	Physical well-being	Psychological well-being	Economic well-being
Overalla	.63	.10	.10	.20	.05	.24	.33
Interpersonalb	.34	.26	.17	.07	.10	.22	.12
Communityc	.28	.07	.39	.11	.04	.16	.23
Occupationald	.30	.07	.02	.36	.08	.13	.16
Physicale	.21	.04	−.07	.04	.37	−.02	−.11
Psychologicalf	.39	.19	.15	.13	.13	.27	.23
Economicg	.48	−.03	.02	.12	.06	.12	.59

Note. A correlation was statistically significant (α = .05) if its absolute value was > .07. Bolded values correspond to the seven convergent relationships proposed in the third research question.

^aResponses to the Satisfaction with Life Scale (Diener et al., 1985) provided the overall comparison measure.

^bResponses to the Social Connectedness Scale-Revised (Lee et al., 2001) provided the interpersonal comparison measure.

^cResponses to the Brief Sense of Community Scale (Peterson et al., 2008) provided the community comparison measure.

^dResponses to the Abridged Job in General Scale (Stanton et al., 2002) provided the occupational comparison measure.

^eResponses to the Short Form Health Survey (Ware et al., 1996) provided the physical comparison measure.

^fResponses to the Flourishing Scale (Diener, 2012) provided the psychological comparison measure.

^gResponses to the Personal Financial Well-being Scale (Prawitz et al., 2006) provided the economic comparison measure.