Table 3 Means and intercorrelations of independent and outcome variables
Variable | M | Α | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Malaysians (n =400)* | |||||||
1. Positive psychological strengths | 11.08 | .84 | 1 | ||||
2. Subjective well-being | 12.57 | .93 | .23** | 1 | |||
3. Parental involvement | 16.28 | .90 | .27** | .34* | 1 | ||
4. Problem solving | 14.33 | .83 | .33** | .21* | .41* | 1 | |
5. Academic stress | 6.87 | .88 | -.43 | -.21 | -.31 | -.13 | 1 |
Indians (n =400)* | |||||||
1. Positive psychological strengths | 12.99 | .87 | 1 | ||||
2. Subjective well-being | 18.42 | .85 | .44** | 1 | |||
3. Parental involvement | 14.54 | .94 | .22* | .23* | 1 | ||
4. Problem solving | 15.36 | .89 | .24** | .29** | .32** | 1 | |
5. Academic stress | 09.41 | .81 | -.06 | -.12 | -.10 | .14 | 1 |