Table 2.

Descriptive Statistics and Correlations for Parenting Stress and Quality Time Variables

Variable	n	M	SD		1	2	3		4		5		6		7			8		9
1. PSI Total	511	97.45	23.69
2. PSI GD	511	21.54	6.56	0.68**
3. PSI PD	511	13.88	5.23	0.78**		0.58**
4. PSI RP	511	18.94	6.70	0.74**		0.48**		0.45**
5. PSI CD	511	14.90	4.45	0.79**		0.44**		0.62**		0.62**
6. PSI DC	511	20.82	5.67	0.62**		0.41**		0.39**		0.68**		0.65**
7. Time (Weekend)	509	6.52	5.84	− 0.07		0.02		− 0.07		− 0.09		− 0.07		0.01
8. Time (Weekday)	510	5.41	5.71	− 0.10*		0.02		− 0.10*		− 0.08*		− 0.11*		− 0.02		0.82**
9. Child Enjoyment	483	71.78	23.16	− 0.33**		− 0.14*		− 0.19**		− 0.39**		− 0.25**		− 0.22**		0.20**	0.09
10. Caregiver Enjoyment	478	73.64	22.32	− 0.41**		− 0.20**		− 0.29**		− 0.39**		− 0.36**		− 0.23**		0.15**	0.08		0.60**

Note: PSI scores were derived from the Parenting Stress Index-Short Form. Subscale abbreviations are as follows: PSI GD = General Distress subscale; PSI PD = Parenting Distress subscale; PSI RP = Rewards Parent subscale; PSI CD = Child Demandingness subscale; PSI DC = Difficult Child subscale (Zaidman-Zait et al., 2011). Time indicates parent estimated hours spent engaging in the same activity with their child on a typical weekday or weekend day. Parent and Child Enjoyment were derived from parent estimates of the amount of time parents and children are enjoying themselves during shared activities (rated from 0–100% of the time)

**. Correlation is significant is significant at the 0.001 level

*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level