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Table 7.2

Correlations among stress measures in a sample of school teachers in Hawaii, aged 25

• 60,

N

= 137 (Brown unpublished data)

Norepinephrine(during work)

Epinephrine(duringwork)

Ambulatory systolic BPat work (standarddeviation)

Ambulatory diastolic BPat work (standarddeviation)

Job stressquestionnaire

Lifesatisfactionquestionnaire

Norepinephrine(during work)

• 
  

r

= 0.41

p

< .001

r

= 0.07

ns

r

= 0.01

ns

r

=

−

0.03

ns

r

=

−

0.09

ns

Epinephrine (duringwork)

r

= 0.41

p

< .001

• 
  

r

=

−

0.13

ns

r

=

−

0.08

ns

r

=

−

0.03

ns

r

=

−

0.05

ns

Systolic BP at work(standard deviation)

r

= 0.07

ns

r

=

−

0.13

ns

• 
  

r

= 0.55

p

< .001

r

=

r

= 0.18

p

< .05

r

= 0.01

ns

Diastolic BP atwork (standarddeviation)

r

= 0.01

ns

r

=

−

0.08

ns

r

= 0.55

p

< .001

• 
  

r

= 0.15

p

= .05

r

=

−

0.02

ns

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r

=

−

0.03

ns

r

=

−

0.15

p

< .05

r

= 0.18

p

< .05

r

= 0.15

p

= .05

• 
  

r

= 0.32

p

< .001

Life satisfactionquestionnaire

r

=

−

0.09

ns

r

=

−

0.05

ns

r

= 0.01

ns

r

=

−

0.02

ns

r

= 0.32

p

< .001

• 
  

126 D.E. Brown