Emotional Availability, Neuropsychological Functioning, and Psychopathology: The Context of Parental Substance Use Disorder

Table 5

Correlations among symptoms of psychopathology and maternal behaviors.

	EA; Sens	EA; Struct	EA; Nonint	EA; Nonhos	EA; Ch. Resp	EA; Ch. Invol
Som	−.264	.104	−.353	−.302	−.311	−.288
OC	−.446	−.349	−.275	−.257	−.493	−.483
IS	−.329	−.053	−.351	−.136	−.330	−.381
Dep	−.362	−.276	−.288	−.211	−.397	−.428
Anx	−.352	−.045	−.310	−.113	−.264	−.378
Hos	−.232	.220	−.172	−.179	−.123	−.131
Phob	−.444	−.088	−.210	−.275	−.290	−.238
Par	−.326	−.135	−.296	−.294	−.343	−.368
Psy	−.348	−.218	−.221	−.223	−.333	−.335
GSI	−.469	−.133	−.377	−.309	−.426	−.398
PST	−.367	−.214	−.400	−.139	−.335	−.431
PSDI	−.365	.021	−.160	−.313	−.345	−.198

Som = somatization, OC = obsessive-compulsive, IS = interpersonal sensitivity, Dep = depression, Anx = anxiety, Hos = hostility, Phob = phobic anxiety, Par = paranoid ideation, Psy = psychoticism, GSI = Global Severity Index, PST = Positive Symptom Total, and PSDI = Positive Symptom Distress Index. is significant at the 0.05 levels (two-tailed). is significant at the 0.01 levels (two-tailed).