Table 5

Pearson correlations of DSM-5 Cross-cutting and other mental health indices as well as business outcome indices with the EWC total score and age

EWC total scoreAgePartial r of the EWC total score, controlling for age
DSM5 Cross-cutting symptoms
Depression−0.56***−0.18***−0.54***
Anxiety−0.46***−0.22***−0.40***
Sleep problems−0.46***−0.06 
Personality functioning−0.37***−0.17**−0.34***
Anger−0.34***−0.20***−0.37***
Repetitive thoughts and behaviors−0.32***−0.18***−0.34***
Somatic symptoms−0.27***−0.08 
Memory−0.26***0.06 
Dissociation−0.25***−0.20***−0.18*
Mania−0.12−0.15* 
Substance use−0.06−0.05 
Other mental health indices
Mania/hypomania (MDQ score)0.01−0.10 
AHDH (ASRS score)−0.21***−0.12* 
PTSD (PC-PTSD-5 score)−0.31***−0.22**−0.25***
Business outcome indices
Business growth index0.17***−0.16**0.19*
Adverse business outcome−0.15**0.05 
IP award received0.12*0.14* 
Business size and stability index0.080.24*** 

Note(s): N = 154–313, see Table 2 for exact N’s. Lower scores on the EWC reflect more severe mental health symptoms. Negative correlations were expected with DSM5 Cross-cutting, other mental health indices, and negative business outcomes

***p ≤ Bonferroni adjusted threshold .05/18 = 0.0028; **p ≤ 0.01; *p < 0.05

To be conservative in considering possible confounds, partial r’s are provided for significant EWC effects in cases where diagnostic or business variables were correlated with age at p < 0.01

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