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. 2022 Feb 9;34(5):530–540. doi: 10.1080/08995605.2021.2017190

Table 3.

Linear regression models predicting resilience in 18-year-old youth in the military, with estimates, beta values, and standard error (SE).

  Baseline Sample
(n = 297)
Two-wave Sample
(n = 149)
 
Baseline
Baseline
6-month Follow-up
Estimate
β
SE
Estimate
β
SE
Estimate
β
SE
Demographic characteristics                  
Gender – male 5.517 0.120* 2.449 7.893 0.174* 3.368 6.827 0.129 4.270
Migrant −0.995 −0.022 2.440 −6.194 −0.133 3.384 −6.205 −0.131 4.261
Family environment                  
Reported at least one adverse childhood experience (ACEs) 0.133 0.008 0.921 1.679 0.099 1.267 −1.667 −0.095 1.554
Socioeconomic status – above average 1.603 0.037 2.298 5.071 0.117 3.107 1.175 0.021 3.897
Maintained health habits                  
Never smoked 4.018 0.059 3.564 1.569 0.027 4.563 4.468 0.087 5.448
Healthy diet with fruits and vegetables 1.344 0.028 2.473 1.679 0.036 3.816 −0.652 −0.013 3.936
Changed internal resources                  
Distress −1.544 −0.297*** 0.278 −2.516 −0.491*** 0.395 −1.757 −0.343*** 0.413
Identity                  
Identity – Affirmation/belonging 1.649 0.245** 0.490 1.410 0.268* 0.656 0.909 0.159 0.588
Identity- Exploration 0.514 0.113 0.331 0.024 −0.017 0.637 −1.120 −0.177 0.732
F (df) = Value   F(9,286) = 11.113*** F(9,134) = 6.796***   F(9,129) = 3.333***
R-Square R2 = .23     R2 = .31   R2 = .0.19  

* p < 0.5, ** p < .01, ***p < .001