Table 21.

Summary of The Mediational Models Part 1: Prediction of Conflict Outcomes and Betas

	Mother Conflict Reactions T4				Youth Conflict Reactions T4
	Anger Affect	Hostile Verbal	Disharmonious Verbalizations	Positive Affect/Verbal	Negative Verbal	Anger Affect	Humor Verbal	Positive Affect
Negative emo. & positive affect	PA – 0.14^*			PA 0.17^* NE −0.13^*		NE 0.14^**
Resiliency (M) & positive affect	PA –0.13^ R –0.14^	PA −0.20⁺		PA 0.17^* R 0.16^*		R –0.08⁺	R 0.04⁺	R 0.20^***
Resiliency (T) & positive affect	PA –0.16^**		PA –0.13⁺ R –0.13⁺	PA 0.20^*				R 0.10⁺
Control/regulation & positive affect	PA –0.12^* CR –0.38^***		CR –0.34^*	PA 0.18^*	CR –0.95^*	CR –0.31^**
Negative emo. & warmth	W –0.11^* NE 0.09⁺	W3 –0.18^**	W –0.15⁺	W 0.22^** NE −0.13^*		NE 0.14^**	W 0.05⁺
Resiliency (M) & warmth	W –0.08⁺ R –0.14^**	W3–0.19^***	W 0.15⁺	W 0.20^** R 0.13⁺				R 0.19^***
Resiliency (T) & warmth	W –0.12^*	W3–0.19^***	W –0.16^* R −0.13⁺	W 0.24^***		W −0.10⁺	W 0.05⁺	R 0.10⁺
Control/regulation & warmth	W –0.10^* CR –0.40^***	CR–0.33⁺	W –0.15⁺ CR –0.34^*	W 0.23^**	CR –0.85^*	CR –0.31^**	W 0.05⁺

^***

p<.001.

^**

p<.01.

p<.05.

⁺

p<.10.

PA = parental positive affect; NE 5children’s negative emotionality; R = resiliency; CR = control/regulation; W = parental warmth; M = mothers, T = teachers. Unless otherwise noted (e.g., W3), all predictions are T4 predictions. Unstandardized estimates are reported.