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. 2021 May 13;70(3):689–704. doi: 10.1111/fare.12544

Table 2.

Significant Correlations for Continuous Variables Across External and Internal Contexts (N = 294–320)

Highest parent education Household income No. siblings in home Excited to return Parental acceptance
External context
Quarantine disruption .12* –.14* –.26***
Attitudes about home
Excited to return n/a .52***
Parent acceptance .52*** n/a
Adult identity
Treated adultlike .45*** .20***
Felt adultlike –.17** .24*** .23***
Parenting focus
Bug about job –.12*
Bug about whereabouts –.15**
Bug about sleep –.12*
Bug about time use –.23*** –.23***

Restricting activity

Pressure to study

.15* –.24***
Coping
No privacy –.26*** –.19*
No break from family .12* –.39*** –.23***
Effort get along with family .12* .25*** .34***
Have fun with family .18** .17** .40*** .46***
Get to know family better .15** .12* .43*** .45***
Simplify life .28***
Less motivation –.13*
Self‐improvement .16** .17** .36*** .20**

Note. n/a = not applicable.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.