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. 2024 Feb 27;15:1343908. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1343908

Table 2.

Regression analysis of the relationship between family functioning and problem behaviors.

Regression equation Fitting index Significance
Result variable Predictor variable R R2 F β t
Problem behaviors 0.364 0.132 35.584***
Age −0.013 −0.345
Gender −0.013 −0.204
Only child −0.199 −2.774
Family functioning −0.362 −11.789***
Emotion regulation 0.432 0.186 53.549***
Age 0.046 1.203
Gender 0.117 1.948
Only child 0.072 1.035
Family functioning 0.431 14.413***
Psychological resilience 0.775 0.600 280.498***
Age 0.025 0.966
Gender 0.112 2.678
Only child −0.075 −1.535
Family functioning 0.464 20.153***
Emotion regulation 0.442 19.432***
Problem behaviors 0.477 0.227 49.722***
Age 0.005 0.139
Gender 0.042 0.713
Only child −0.186 −2.747*
Family functioning −0.155 −4.019***
Emotion regulation −0.260 −6.905***
Psychological resilience −0.147 −3.209**

All variables included in the model were standardized. The control variables consisted of age, gender, and being an only child. Family function served as the independent variable, while problem behaviors were the outcome variable. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.