Health-Related Social Control over Physical Activity: Interactions with Age and Sex

Table 2

Correlations between all variables.

		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1	Age	—	−.09	− .22	.34	− .21	−.07	−.05	− .18	−.09	−.10	− .38
2	Sex		—	−.00	− .10	.01	−.07	.17	− .13	.07	−.08	−.03
3	Race			—	−.08	−.05	−.06	−.08	.25	−.03	.08	.03
4	Marital status				—	.00	.19	.07	.09	.12	−.01	− .16
5	Education					—	.13	.05	−.04	.11	.00	.18
6	Income						—	.12	−.05	−.01	− .17	.01
7	Support							—	−.08	.34	.04	.11
8	Strain								—	.17	.52	.03
9	PSC									—	.28	.12
10	NSC										—	−.01
11	Physical activity											—

Note: 𝑃≤.05, 𝑃<.01. Age was dichotomized such that 0 = younger than 45 and 1 = older than 45, sex was dichotomized such that 0 = male and 1 = female, race/ethnicity was dichotomized such that 0 = White and 1 = all other races, marital status was dichotomized such that 0 = separated, divorced, widowed, or never married, and 1 = currently married, education was dichotomized such that 0 = up to a high school diploma or GED and 1 = attended some college or higher education, and annual household income was dichotomized such that 0 = $20,000 or less and 1 = $20,001 or more. PSC refers to positive social control and NSC refers to negative social control.