Familial aggregation of anxiety and depression in the community: the role of adolescents’ self-esteem and physical activity level (the HUNT Study)

Table 1 Correlations of the variables (standard errors in parentheses)

Daughters/sons	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1. Offspring anxiety/depression	-	.571 (.020)	.119 (.024)	-.118 (.028)	-.138 (.031)	-.103 (.031)	-.093 (.035)
2. Offspring self-esteem	.640 (.015)	-	.225 (.022)	-.075 (.028)	-.107 (.030)	-.066 (.031)	-.092 (.033)
3. Offspring physical activity	.134 (.022)	.195 (.021)	-	-.071 (.024)	-.076 (.026)	-.069 (.027)	-.080 (.030)
4. Maternal anxiety/depression	-.129 (.026)	-.106 (.025)	-.027 (.023)^n.s.	-	.231 (.035)	.506 (.025)	.149 (.038)
5. Paternal anxiety/depression	-.202 (.027)	-.102 (.029)	-.131 (.026)	.263 (.032)	-	.209 (.038)	.551 (.030)
6. Maternal preschool anxiety/depression	-.090 (.027)	-.109 (.029)	-.055 (.026)	.495 (.025)	.146 (.036)	-	.323 (.040)
7. Paternal preschool anxiety/depression	-.096 (.033)	-.138 (.034)	-.107 (.031)	.060 (.037)^n.s.	.546 (.027)	.208 (.039)	-

Daughters are below the diagonal and sons are above the diagonal. All correlations were statistically significant (p < .05), except if otherwise indicated by a superscript.