Table 2.

Correlations among study variables (N = 387).

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1. Illness Severity	−
2. Youth Caregiving	0.24 **	−
3. Stress	0.10 *	0.24 **	−
4. Psychological Flexibility	−0.07	−0.22 **	−0.51 **	−
5. Internalizing Problems	0.12 *	0.29 **	0.56 **	−0.59 **	−
6. Externalizing Problems	0.10	0.18 **	0.45 **	−0.43 **	0.55 **	−
7. Psychological Wellbeing	−0.11 *	−0.14 **	−0.52 **	0.52 **	−0.66 **	−0.35 **	−
8. Family Functioning	0.23 **	0.20 **	0.37 **	−0.32 **	0.49 **	0.39 **	−0.49 **	−
9. Gender (0 = female)	−0.08	−0.02	−0.32 **	0.14 **	−0.27 **	0.04	0.21 **	−0.11 *
10. Age	0.16 **	0.10	0.16 **	0.03	0.01	0.01	−0.16 **	0.13 *

Note. * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01. Pearson’s correlation for continuous variables and point-biserial correlations for categorical variables.