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Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2009 Sep;28(5):641–646. doi: 10.1037/a0015215

Table 3.

Summary of Significant Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses for SBP and DBP Reactivity and Cognitive Test Scores

Variables Entered		β	p	R²Δ	R²
SBP Reactivity
Digits Forward:
Step 1: Covariates	Age	.002	.998
	Education	.193	.128
	Baseline SBP	.124	.325	.056	.056
Step 2: SBP Reactivity	SBP Change	−.369	.007	.110	.166
DBP Reactivity
Digits Forward:
Step 1: Covariates	Age	.089	.459
	Education	.095	.431
	Baseline DBP	.048	.711	.074	.074
Step 2: DBP Reactivity	DBP Change	−.399	.003	.124	.199
Alpha Span:
Step 1: Covariates	Age	−.018	.897
	Education	.145	.292
	Baseline DBP	−.092	.521	.051	.051
Step 2: DBP Reactivity	DBP Change	−.349	.019	.104	.155
CVLT Free Recall Short Delay:
Step 1: Covariates	Age	−.187	.144
	Education	.176	.151
	Baseline DBP	−.304	.029	.114	.114
Step 2: DBP Reactivity	DBP Change	−.311	.032	.066	.180
Boston Naming Test:
Step 1: Covariates	Age	−.172	.191
	Education	.182	.152
	Baseline DBP	−.191	.154	.097	.097
Step 2: DBP Reactivity	DBP Change	−.357	.008	.118	.215