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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 3.

Regression analyses predicting observed mood during the stressful interaction task, controlling for observed mood during the pleasant activity task

	Positive mood (task 2)		Anxiety (task 2)		Hostility (task 2)		Sadness (task 2)
	β	t	β	t	β	t	β	t
Observed mood (task 1)	.17	2.20^*	.30	3.67^***	.47	6.64^***	.35	4.19^***
Child PCC	−.01	−.08	.07	.70	.04	.45	−.02	−.16
Child SCC	.35	4.28^***	−.03	−.39	−.18	−2.42^*	−.13	−1.44
Child DC	.02	.17	−.07	−.62	−.15	−1.67	−.17	−1.56
BDI-II	−.19	−2.45^*	−.09	−1.14	.10	1.44	−.05	−.56
Child gender	.05	.65	−.004	−.05	.22	3.11^**	−.03	−.33
	Model adjusted R² = .18		Model adjusted R² = .07		Model adjusted R² = .32		Model adjusted R² = .11

Positive mood (task 1) predicting positive mood (task 2) and child SCC predicting hostility (task 2) were no longer significant following Bonferroni correction

Task 2 = Stressful interaction task; Observed mood (task 1) = Observed mood during the pleasant activity interaction task for each dependent variable; PCC= Primary control coping; SCC = Secondary control coping; DC = Disengagement coping; BDI-II = Beck Depression Inventory-II

p< .05

^**

p< .01

^***

p< .001