Does Personality Predict Depression and Use of an Internet-Based Intervention for Depression among Adolescents?

Table 2

Correlation table of the variables in the hierarchical multiple regression (𝑛=1231).

	CES-D	Age	NS	HA	RD	P	SD	CO	ST
CES-D	—	.026	.093**	.559**	−.140**	−.339**	−.642**	−.115**	.155**
Age		—	−.037*	−.007	−.026	.018	.025	.079**	−.031
NS			—	−.059*	.216**	−.210**	−.109**	−.253**	.208**
HA				—	−.178**	−.427**	−.711**	−.153**	.261**
RD					—	.204**	.231**	.450**	.182**
P						—	.494**	.478**	−.001
SD							—	.305**	−.183**
CO								—	.111**
ST									—

CES-D: Center for Epidemiological studies-Depression Scale; JTCI: The Junior Temperament and Character Inventory; NS: novelty seeking; HA: harm avoidance; RD: reward dependence; P: persistence; SD: self-directedness; CO: cooperativeness; ST: self-transcendence. ^∗∗𝑃<.01, ^∗𝑃<.05.