. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Dec 29.

Published in final edited form as: Eur J Pers. 2020 Dec 3;35(2):197–211. doi: 10.1002/per.2286

Table 2.

Correlations among study variables at within-person and between-person levels in each (student/community) sample

	Empathy	Warmth (self)	Warmth (other)	Dominance (self)	Dominance (other)	Positive affect

Within-person (student/community)
Empathy Warmth (self)	.33/.36
Warmth (other)	.28/.31	.65/.66
Dominance (self)	.03/.01	−.04/−.14	−.02/−.10
Dominance (other)	−.06/−.07	−.14/−.20	−.22/−.28	−.15/−.13
Positive affect	.39/.41	.46/.53	.46/.53	.07/.00	−.10/−.17
Negative affect	−.12/−.14	−.36/−.42	−.38/−.45	.00/.05	.15/.22	−.41/−.49
Between-person (student/community)
Empathy Warmth (self)	.42/.45
Warmth (other)	.39/.40	.97/.96
Dominance (self)	.02/.05	−.06/−.01	−.08/−.05
Dominance (other)	.06/.17	.05/.03	.06/−.01	.74/.76
Positive affect	.43/.29	.57/.40	.54/.37	.15/.20	.07/.14
Negative affect	− .08/.11	−.60/−.32	−.61/−.30	−.03/−.08	− .04/−.01	−.35/−.03

Note: Bolded values indicate that the credibility interval does not contain zero.