Mental health of working parents during the COVID-19 pandemic: can resilience buffer the impact of psychosocial work stress on depressive symptoms?

Table 2 Pearson correlation matrix including predictors, confounders, moderator, and outcome

Variable	1.	2.	3.	4.	5.	6.	7.	8.	9.
1. Gender	–
2. Working hrs/w	.287^***	–
3. LHD	−.028	−.068	–
4. WPC^a	−.077	.029	.072	–
5. ERI effort	.080	.193^***	.050	.455^***	–
6. ERI reward	.065	.119^*	−.105^*	−.238^***	−.165^***	–
7. ERI ratio	.012	.052	.088	.458^***	.798^***	−.650^***	–
8. Resilience	.158^**	.075	−.219^***	−.100^*	−.098^*	.225^***	−.184^***	–
9. Depressive symptoms	−.226^***	−.157^**	.177^***	.385^***	.173^***	−.338^***	.326^***	−.459^***	–

Note. Sample size for analyses varied due to missing values of respective variables
hrs/w hours per week, LHD lifetime history of depression, WPC work-privacy conflict, ERI effort-reward imbalance
^aSubscale of the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire
^*p < .05. ^**p < .01. ^***p < .001

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