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Published in final edited form as: Parent Sci Pract. 2010 Jul 1;10(3):219–239. doi: 10.1080/15295190903290840

TABLE 5.

Regressions Predicting Maternal Sensitivity From Postnatal Predictors

	Sensitivity to Distress				Sensitivity Total Task
	B	SE	β	R2Δ	B	SE	B	R2Δ
1. Depressive symptoms	−.12	.12	−.10	.01	−.13	.04	−.28^**	.39^**
Observed distress	−.01	.16	−.01		−.32	.05	−.51^**
2. Distress Detection	.00	.01	.03	.22^**	.01	.00	.14	.08^**
Empathy	.43	.20	.28^*		.11	.07	.18
Negative emotions	.41	.27	.19		.03	.09	.03
Infant-oriented goals	.05	.02	.25^*		.01	.01	.13
3. Distress X Detection	−.04	.04	−.14	.02	−.01	.01	−.12	.16^**
Distress X Empathy	.39	.63	.33		.07	.17	.14
Distress X Negative emotions	−1.09	.85	−.19		−.49	.19	−.22^**
Distress X Goals	−.01	.06	−.01		.09	.02	.45^**
Total R²				.25^**				.59^**
F for Model				2.86				15.79

Note: N = 101, n = 97 for sensitivity to distress.

p < .05;

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p < .01