Table 2 Intercorrelations among the study variables across the full sample.

Sociodemographic factors

1. SES (1–10)

–

2. Ethnicity (White = 0,Asian = 1)

− .17

–

3. Ethnicity (White = 0, not white or Asian = 1)

− .20

–

–

4. Gender (Male = 0,female = 1)

.03

.01

.02

–

Pandemic life circumstances

5. Negative life impacts (1–5)

− .12

− .13

− .01

.07

–

6. COVID-19 virus exposure risk (0–7)

− .10

− .27

− .10

.03

.15

–

Mental health (0–4)

7. T1 Depressive symptoms

− .15

.12

.11

.10

.10

− .01

–

8. T2 Depressive symptoms

− .10

− .08

.02

.06

.20

.10

.43

–

9. T3 Depressive symptoms

− .23

− .01

.04

.13

.24

.08

.53

.54

–

10. T1 anxiety symptoms

− .15

.01

.09

.16

.17

− .01

.65

.33

.45

–

11. T2 anxiety symptoms

− .09

− .13

.00

.15

.25

.11

.32

.60

.47

.44

–

12. T3 anxiety symptoms

− .14

− .06

.05

.16

.32

.14

.46

.42

.67

.49

.57

–

13. T1 life satisfaction

.33

− .12

− .08

.00

− .12

.10

− .51

− .32

− .49

− .41

− .27

− .43

–

14. T2 life satisfaction

.26

− .07

− .08

.02

− .16

.08

− .39

− .40

− .45

− .30

− .35

− .44

.71

–

15. T3 life satisfaction

.23

− .16

− .01

− .01

− .17

.07

− .36

− .39

− .53

− .26

− .33

− .41

.66

.75

–