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Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res (Hoboken). 2022 Nov 16;47(1):116–126. doi: 10.1111/acer.14970

Table 4.

Pearson and phi coefficients are provided to assess the simple linear relationships between variables used in the path model

Effect	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. PAE Status^ρ	1.00	−.022	−.164	−.014	−.199 ^T	.316^**	.276^**	−.129	−.057	.104	.119
2. Sex^ρ		1.00	.051	.123	−.605 ^***	.156	−.055	−.016	.023	.013	.292 ^*
3. Hyperlipidemia			1.00	.233 ^*	−.195	.053	.021	.062	.078	−.234 ^*	−.087
4. Insulin				1.00	−.174	.527 ^***	.001	.225 ^*	.241 ^*	−.348 ^**	−.222 ^T
5. Height					1.00	−.071	−.358 ^***	.176	.170	.092	−.208 ^T
6. BMI						1.00	−.199 ^T	.335 ^***	.302 ^**	−.213 ^T	−.384 ^***
7. Dysmorphology							1.00	−.050	−.089	.078	.277 ^*

8. BP-Systolic								1.00	.862 ^***	−.071	.057
9. BP-Diastolic									1.00	−.116	.016
10. PAT-RHI										1.00	.250 ^*
11. PAT-AI											1.00

Notes: Pearson correlation coefficients are presented in the table in all cases but where variables are marked with a ρ, which indicates correlations are phi coefficients. PAE = prenatal alcohol exposure (coded 1 as yes and 0 as no); Sex coded as 1 is male and 2 is female). PAT = peripheral arterial tonometry; RHI = reactive hyperemia index; AI = augmentation index,

< .10;

< .05;

^**

< .01;

^***

< .001.