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Table 5.

Multivariate regression results (N = 71). Outcome variables are displayed in the columns, and predictor variables are displayed in the rows. Statistically significant results (p < .05) are highlighted in boldface—unstandardized coefficients (B), and respective effect sizes in terms of partial eta squared ( $η_{p}^{2}$ ); 95% confidence intervals are in square brackets. Goodness-of-fit is indicated by the adjusted R²

		CES-D	PWBS						SWLS	SHS
			Autonomy	Env. Mastery	Pers. Growth	Pos. Rel. Others	Purpose in Life	Self-Accept
	adjR²	.532	.104	.398	.432	.432	.145	.791	.571	.599
Gender (Fem. = 0, Male = 1)	$η_{p}^{2}$	.001	.000	.001	.020	.001	.000	.038	.066	.000
Gender (Fem. = 0, Male = 1)	B	-.503 [-3. 943, 2.938]	-.026 [-3.115, 3. 063]	-.245 [-2.899, 2.408]	-1.263 [-3.477, .950]	.339 [-2.468, 3.145]	-.222 [-3.020, 2.575]	-1.395 [-3.154, .363]	-2.049 [-3.985, -.113]	-.016 [-.422, .389]
Current stress	$η_{p}^{2}$	.300	.011	.158	.003	.102	.013	.171	.122	.018
Current stress	B	1.905 [1.173, 2.637]	.278 [-.379, .935]	-.972 [-1.536, -.407]	-.110 [-.581, .361]	-.799 [-1.396, -.202]	.266 [-.329, .861]	-.675 [-1.049, -.301]	-.609 [-1.021, -.197]	-.046 [-.132, .040]
GQ-6	$η_{p}^{2}$	.000	.011	.000	.201	.283	.122	.020	.031	.103
GQ-6	B	-.025 [-.341, .292]	-.119 [-.404, .165]	.010 [-.234, .254]	.405 [.201, .609]	.644 [.385, .902]	.382 [.124, .639]	.092 [-.070, .254]	.126 [-.052, .304]	.050 [.013, .087]
SE	$η_{p}^{2}$	.081	.067	.074	.081	.023	.014	.533	.249	.289
SE	B	-.447 [-.826, -.068]	.363 [.022, .703]	.328 [.036, .621]	.288 [.044, .532]	.190 [-.120, .499]	.148 [-.160, .457]	.822 [.628, 1.016]	.488 [.274, .701]	.113 [.068, .158]
LOT-R	$η_{p}^{2}$	.060	.005	.049	.015	.003	.007	.075	.008	.053
LOT-R	B	-.744 [-1.482, -.005]	.196 [-.467, .859]	.513 [-.057, 1.082]	.236 [-.239, .711]	.131 [-.471, .734]	.204 [-.396, .804]	.427 [.049, .804]	.151 [-.264, .566]	.082 [-.005, .169]