Table 2.

Correlations Among Variables in the Study.

Predictors	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
1. Parenting stress	–
2. Gender	.110*	–
3. Age	.020	−.024	–
4. Marital status	.159**	.257**	−.083	–
5. Educational attainment	−.259**	.130*	.001	.119*	–
6. Household income	−.364**	.047	−.209**	.075	.410**	–
7. Hope	−.227**	.093	−.010	−.007	.267**	.300**	–
8. Self-kindness	.124*	.133*	.145**	.132*	.061	−.056	.259**	–
9. Humanity	.106*	.089	.135*	.106*	−.061	−.133*	.241**	.505**	–
10. Mindful	−.007	.098	.194**	.060	.138**	−.043	.277**	.463**	.445**	–
11. Self-judgment	.336**	.152**	.108*	−.027	−.069	−.183**	.116*	.297**	.329**	.279**	–
12. Isolation	.310**	.041	.057	−.149**	−.039	−.167**	.043	.264**	.196**	.194**	.470**	–
13. Overidentification	.336**	−.043	.058	−.012	−.126*	−.244**	.041	.311**	.319**	.204**	.508**	.472**	–
14. Testing positive	.147**	−.025	.113*	−.024	−.092	−.027	.060	−.031	.002	−.042	.042	.026	.930	–
15. Knowing someone who tested positive	−.102	−.001	.061	.097	.072	.069	−.011	.007	−.013	.036	−.014	−.060	−.085	.005	–
16. Belief that COVID-19 is a serious disease	−.109*	−.006	.080	.147**	.071	.107*	.191**	−.040	−.113*	.038	.009	−.050	−.017	.048	.096	–

Note. The following variables were dummy-coded: gender (0 = female; 1 = male); marital status (0 = single; 1 = married/partnered); variables 14–15 (0 = did not test positive/did not know anyone; 1 = tested positive; knew someone).

*p < .05; **p < .01.