Some social bonds correlated with crime much more strongly (in absolute value) than r = -.20; for example, delinquent friends correlated with crime at r =.40, and living with one's parents correlated at r = -.32. Other social bonds correlated less strongly, for example, full-time employment (r = -.13) and romantic partnerships (r = -.13). Still other social bonds correlated right at r = -.20, including educational achievement, occupational aspirations, and months unemployment. These comparisons show IQ to be a moderately strong, though neither the strongest nor weakest, correlate of crime.