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. 2024 Nov 15;15:1475388. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1475388

Table 3.

Longitudinal moderating effect analysis of positive emotions (T2) on the relationship between perceived stress (T1) and academic engagement (T3; n = 223).

Model Model Model
B SE t p β B SE t p β B SE t p β
Constant 39.321 9.331 4.214*** 0.000 - 40.704 9.189 4.430*** 0.000 - 39.170 8.894 4.404*** 0.000 -
Genders 4.593 3.165 1.451 0.148 0.092 4.969 3.115 1.595 0.112 0.099 5.306 3.013 1.761 0.080 0.106
Residence 5.150 4.343 1.186 0.237 0.077 4.031 4.289 0.940 0.348 0.060 5.696 4.169 1.366 0.173 0.085
Only child −4.368 4.781 −0.914 0.362 −0.057 −4.345 4.702 −0.924 0.356 −0.057 −4.228 4.547 −0.930 0.354 −0.055
Grade 3.213 1.771 1.814 0.071 0.109 3.077 1.742 1.766 0.079 0.104 4.018 1.701 2.362* 0.019 0.136
Degree of hearing disability 0.246 2.552 0.097 0.923 0.006 −0.055 2.512 −0.022 0.982 −0.001 −0.510 2.432 −0.210 0.834 −0.012
Perceived Stress (T1) −11.311 1.501 −7.535*** 0.000 −0.454 −9.047 1.672 −5.411*** 0.000 −0.363 −9.907 1.631 −6.074*** 0.000 −0.398
Positive Emotions (T2) 4.791 1.660 2.886** 0.004 0.192 5.647 1.620 3.487*** 0.001 0.227
perceived stress (T1) × positive emotions (T2) 5.112 1.282 3.988*** 0.000 0.237
R 2 0.233 0.261 0.312
R 2 0.233 0.029 0.051
F F (6,216) = 10.918*** F (1,215) = 8.329** F (1,214) = 15.901***

Dependent variable: academic engagement (T3).