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Table 2 Correlation matrices for variables

From: Association of parents' alcohol use and family interaction with the initiation of alcohol use by sixth graders: A preliminary study in Taiwan

variable

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1. Sexa

1

         

2. Areab

-0.03

1

        

3. Parent's marital statusc

0.00

-0.06*

1

       

4. Household incomed

0.06*

-0.30***

0.08**

1

      

5. Father's education levele

0.04

-0.31***

0.09**

0.46***

1

     

6. Mother's education levelf

0.02

-0.30***

0.07*

0.46***

0.57***

1

    

7. Parents' matched alcohol use groupg

0.04

0.08**

-0.01

-0.03

-0.06*

-0.04

1

   

8. Parental support

-0.13***

-0.08**

0.03

0.08**

0.12***

0.10***

-0.05

1

  

9. Family conflict

-0.03

0.12***

-0.00

-0.08**

-0.04

-0.05

0.02

-0.20***

1

 

10. Alcohol use grouph

0.05

-0.01

-0.01

0.06*

0.05

0.02

0.06*

-0.10**.

0.08**

1

  1. *p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001
  2. aSex 0 = Female; 1 = Male
  3. bArea 0 = Taipei; 1 = Hsinchu
  4. cParent's marital status 0 = other; 1 = married and live together
  5. dHousehold income(NTD) 1 =< 40000; 2 = 40000–100000; 3 => 100000
  6. eFather's education level 1 = Middle school and below; 2 = High school; 3 = University or research institute
  7. fMother's education level 1 = Middle school and below; 2 = High school; 3 = University or research institute
  8. gParents' matched alcohol use group 1 = Both parents never-users; 2 = Mother ever-user, father never-user; 3 = Father ever-user, mother never-user; 4 = Both parents ever-users
  9. hAlcohol use group 0 = Never-user; 1 = First-time user