Table 3.

Standardized Betas and Standard Errors from Mixed Model Results for Maternal Lifetime Trauma Exposure Effects on Infant Responses

	Play – Still-Facea	Play – Reunionb	Still-Face – Reunionc
HR	1.02 (.70)	2.67 (.70)#	1.65 (.70)*
VT	−2.95 (1.78)	−2.62 (1.78)	.33 (1.78)
V’min	−3.98 (75.50)	5.83 (75.50)	9.81 (75.50)
TI	−.02 (.006)#	−.02 (.006)**	.003 (.006)
TE	−.03 (.01)**	−.02 (.01)*	.007 (.01)
TTOT	−.05 (.01)#	−.04 (.01)**	.01 (.01)
TI/TTOT	.002 (.002)	.0004 (.002)	−.002 (.002)
PhRIB	−.03 (.64)	1.11 (.64)+	1.14 (.64)+
PhREB	−.38 (.52)	.91 (.52)+	1.29 (.52)*
%RC	−.68 (.81)	−.01 (.81)	.66 (.81)
Behavioral Distress	−.01 (.10)	.19 (.10)+	.20 (.10)*

^aChange in infant response from Play to Still-Face associated with one unit change in maternal lifetime trauma exposure.

^bDifference in infant response between Play and Reunion associated with one unit change in maternal lifetime trauma exposure.

^cChange in infant response from Still-Face to Reunion associated with one unit change in maternal lifetime trauma exposure.

⁺p<.10.

^*p<.05.

^**p <.01.

^#p <.001.