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Published in final edited form as: J Pers Soc Psychol. 2021 Oct 21;123(1):84–106. doi: 10.1037/pspi0000371

Table 2.

Bivariate Correlations for Primary Variables: Study 1

		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16

1	PE Wave 1	.06
2	PE Wave 2	.44^**	25 ^*
3	PE Wave 3	.40^**	.46^**	.23 ^*
4	PE Wave 4	.52^**	.55^**	.53^**	.22 ^*
5	RS Wave 1	.29^**	.20^**	.30^**	.27^**	.24 ^*
6	RS Wave 2	.21^**	.29^**	.39^**	.45^**	.46^**	.53 ^**
7	RS Wave 3	.14	.31^**	.41^**	.41^**	.43^**	.58^**	.56 ^**
8	RS Wave 4	.22^**	.29^**	.36^**	.54^**	.46^**	.60^**	.64^**	.47 ^**
9	SS Wave 1	.38^**	.25^**	.28^**	.29^**	.59^**	.46^**	.44^**	.44^**	.20 ^*
10	SS Wave 2	.11	.16^*	.13	.25^**	.22^**	.39^**	.32^**	.36^**	.19^**	.33 ^**
11	SS Wave 3	.15^*	.25^**	.09	.22^**	.21^**	.24^**	.43^**	.32^**	.24^**	.58^**	.38^**
12	SS Wave 4	.14	.19^*	.07	.21^**	.20^**	.30^**	.40^**	.40^**	.25^**	.58^**	.67^**	.44 ^**
13	NS Wave 1	−.42^**	−.20^**	−.24^**	−.20^**	−.53^**	−.35^**	−.22^**	−.23^**	−.59^**	−.22^**	−.15*	−.17^*	.42^**
14	NS Wave 2	−.01	−.09	−.16^*	−.18^*	−.16^*	−.44^**	−.33^**	−.33^**	−0.13	−.53^**	−.37^**	−.28^**	.15^*	.38 ^**
15	NS Wave 3	−.05	−.16^*	−.09	−.14	−.19^*	−.33^**	−.42^**	−.32^**	−.24^**	−.37^**	−.61^**	−.42^**	.21^**	.66^**	.34 ^**
16	NS Wave 4	−.02	−.11	−.11	−.27^**	−.19^*	−.38^**	−.39^**	−.46^**	−.23^**	−.30^**	−.37^**	−.48^**	.19^*	.56^**	.60^**	.57 ^**

Note. PE = positive emotion, SS = perceived social support from partner, NS = perceived negative social support from partner. Wave 1 = prenatal period, Wave 2 = 1-month postpartum, Wave 3 = 4-months postpartum, Wave 4 = 9-months postpartum. Values presented on the diagonal, in bold text, represent the correlation between maternal and paternal levels of each variable at that wave

p < .05.

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p < .01.