TABLE 2.

Zero-order correlations among predictor variables.

Variables	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.	10.	11.	12.
1. Gendera	–
2. Agec	0.00	–
3. Parental educationb	−0.72*	0.08*	–
4. Migration backgrounda	1.96	–0.04	0.11**	–
5. Depressive symptoms at baselinec	0.09*	–0.02	0.08*	0.04	–
6. Anxiety at baselinec	0.16***	–0.05	0.03	–0.05	0.60***	–
7. Family conflictsa	1.49	−0.08*	0.06	0.40	0.23***	0.15***	–
8. School burdena	0.10	−0.08*	0.52	0.13	0.24***	0.12***	25.75***	–
9. Parental depressive symptomsc	0.01	–0.03	−0.09*	0.02	0.40***	0.26***	0.23***	0.18***	–
10. Personal resourcesc	−0.10**	0.09**	0.02	–0.01	−0.55***	−0.46***	−0.21***	0.20***	−0.25***	–
11. Family climatec	0.02	–0.02	−0.16***	−0.09**	−0.41***	−0.28***	−0.29***	–0.06	−0.19***	0.49***	–
12. Social supportc	–0.01	−0.08*	−0.14***	−0.07*	−0.41***	−0.25***	−0.20***	–0.06	−0.17***	0.35***	0.56***	–

Zero-order correlations are presented by pearson correlations for continuous variables, point-biserial correlations for one dichotomous and one continuous variable, spearman correlations for one ordinal and continuous variable and chi-square tests for dichotomous variables.

^aDichotomous variable; ^bOrdinal variable; ^cContinuous variable.

*p ≤ 0.05; **p ≤ 0.01; ***p ≤ 0.001.