Table 5.

Bivariate Correlations for Primary Variables: Study 2

		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19
1	PE1	.20 **
2	PE2	.30**	.24 **
3	PE3	.35**	.46**	.20 **
4	PE4	.47**	.56**	.61**	.26 **
5	RS1	.34**	.24**	.22**	.24**	.57 **
6	RS2	.20**	.38**	.33**	.29**	.58**	.53 **
7	RS3	.18**	.27**	.44**	.30**	.44**	.62**	.42 **
8	RS4	.15*	.26**	.28**	.32**	.36**	.60**	.63**	.50 **
9	RS5	.18**	.26**	.45**	.46**	.44**	.60**	.71**	.71**	.49 **
10	SS1	.22**	.26**	.22**	.22**	.49**	.35**	.30**	.27**	.39**	.23**
11	SS2	.18**	.34**	.30**	.30**	.38**	.56**	.52**	.46**	.51**	.49**	.37 **
12	SS3	.24**	.23**	.43**	.31**	.33**	.46**	.60**	.44**	.55**	.47**	.64**	.39 **
13	SS4	.16**	.26**	.31**	.33**	.37**	.47**	.48**	.54**	.65**	.40**	.56**	.60**	.26 **
14	SS5	.29**	.30**	.28**	.39**	.34**	.46**	.46**	.66**	.60**	.47**	.54**	.60**	.68**	.42 **
15	SP1	.25**	.10	.08	0.11	.28**	.15**	.10	0.10	.18**	.28**	.21**	.20**	.15**	.25**	.19
16	SP2	.10	.14*	.02	0.06	.17**	.23**	.09	.16**	.15*	.11*	.21**	.20**	.20**	.19**	.54**	.13
17	SP3	.14*	.19**	.17**	.12*	.24**	.24**	.18**	.16**	.20**	.17**	.18**	.28**	.18**	.20**	.51**	.61**	.15
18	SP4	.14*	.15*	.17**	.13*	.26**	.29**	.22**	.23**	.28**	.17**	.21**	.30**	.27**	.29**	.51**	.53**	.74**	.29 **
19	SP5	.14*	.15*	.15*	.15*	.19**	.23**	.19**	.32**	.29**	.16**	.24**	.24**	.33**	.32**	.32**	.42**	.59**	.60**	.26**

Note. PE = positive emotions. RS = Relationship satisfaction, SS = perceptions of support from partner. SP = support provided to partner. The number next to each variable in the second vertical column refers to the wave of data collection from which that variable is derived (Wave 1 – 5). Values presented on the diagonal, in bold text, represent the correlation between maternal and paternal levels of each variable at that wave.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.