Table 4.

Hierarchical Regression to test Health-related Expectancies as a Moderator of Daily Smoking Rate on Suicidal Ideation

	Step 1	p	Step 2	p	Step 3	p	Step 4	P
Age	−0.038	.347	−0.004	.900	−0.001	.978	−0.001	.987
Race	0.098	.016	0.090	.010	0.081	.020	0.082	.020
MDD			0.491	<0.001	0.499	<0.001	0.499	<0.001
AUD			0.003	.932	−0.004	.923	−0.003	.937
DUD			0.075	.051	0.059	.124	0.060	.118
Daily smoking rate					0.097	.006	0.044	.806
BSCQ-A HR scale					−0.087	.015	−0.088	.014
BSCQ-A HR *							0.054
Daily smoking rate	3.313(2, 606)	.037	46.01(5, 606)	<0.001	35.21(6, 606)	<0.001	30.77(8, 606)	<0.001
F (df)	0.011		0.277		0.291		0.292
R 2	0.008		0.271		0.283		0.282
Adjusted
R2

Note. Values in each step are β’s for each variable included within that model. MDD = Major Depressive Disorder; AUD = Alcohol Use Disorder; DUD = Drug Use Disorder; BSCQ-A = Brief Smoking Consequences Questionnaire-Adult; HR = Health Risks.