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Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2011 Mar 7;120(4):844–856. doi: 10.1037/a0023035

Table 1.

Cross-Sectional Structural Regression Models of the Effects of Chronic Stress, Episodic Stress, and Neuroticism on Depression

Chronic Stress
	γ	SE_γ	γ*	SE_γ*
Main effects (Model R² = .58):
CS_I	0.60^***	0.08	.23^***	.03
N	0.69^***	0.03	.65^***	.02
Interaction effect (Model R² = .59, ƭ² = .02):
N × CS_I	0.03^***	0.01	.69^***	.18

Episodic Stress
Main effects (Model R² = .54):
ES_I	0.14^**	0.05	.08^**	.03
N	0.76^***	0.03	.72^***	.02
Interaction effect (Model R² = .54, ƭ² = .00):
N × ES_I	0.00	0.01	.01	.11

Note. CS_I = chronic stress in the 6 months preceding the intake evaluation, N = neuroticism, ES_I = episodic stress in the 6 months preceding the intake evaluation, γ = unstandardized path coefficient, γ*= completely standardized path coefficient.

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .001