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Published in final edited form as: J Child Fam Stud. 2019 Apr 19;28(6):1581–1594. doi: 10.1007/s10826-019-01390-z

Table 2.

Regression analyses predicting observed mood during the stressful interaction task

	Positive mood (task 2)		Anxiety (task 2)		Hostility (task 2)		Sadness (task 2)
	β	t	β	t	β	t	β	t
Child PCC	−.02	−.21	−.02	−.17	.01	.14	.01	−.31
Child SCC	.37	4.45^***	−.01	−.11	−.19	−2.31^*	−.10	−1.10
Child DC	−.01	−.11	−.13	−1.13	−.07	−.65	−.11	−1.28
BDI-II	−.21	−2.66^**	−.08	−1.00	.05	.58	−.03	−.51
Child gender	.06	.71	−.02	−.19	.30	3.75^***	−.04	−.44
	Model adjusted R² = .15		Model adjusted R² = −.01		Model adjusted R² = .11		Model adjusted R² = −.02

Post-hoc tests were conducted for each variable adjusting the Type I error for each domain using the Bonferroni method; all values remained significant with the exception of child SCC predicting hostility (task 2)

Task 2 = Stressful interaction task; PCC = Primary control coping; SCC = Secondary control coping; DC = Disengagement coping; BDI-II = Beck Depression Inventory-II

p< .05

^**

p< .01

^***

p< .001