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. 2021 Oct 9;6:64. doi: 10.1186/s41235-021-00329-7

Table 2.

Zero-order and partial Pearson's correlations across the whole sample

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Perceived stress 1.00  − .20***  − .06  − .02  − .07*  − .13***  − .13***  − .12***  − .10***
2. Socioeconomic status  − .20*** 1.00 .12*** .11*** .17*** .24*** .26*** .33*** .17***
3. Processing speed  − .06 .09** 1.00 .36*** .11*** .18*** .16*** .26*** .42***
4. Flanker  − .02 .07* .37*** 1.00 .07* .15*** .12*** .19*** .50***
5. Penn Word Memory  − .07* .17*** .11*** .06 1.00 .19*** .16*** .21*** .15***
6. Picture Sequence Memory  − .12*** .22*** .18*** .14*** .19*** 1.00 .35*** .31*** .19***
7. List sorting  − .13*** .24*** .17*** .13*** ,14*** .33*** 1.00 .38*** .17***
8. N-Back  − .12*** .28*** .27*** .23*** .19*** .29*** .39*** 1.00 .30***
9. Card sorting  − .10*** .13*** .43*** .51*** .14*** .18*** .18*** .32*** 1.00

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001. The lower triangle represents the zero-order correlations, and the upper triangle represents partial correlations while controlling for sex and age