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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2007 Spring;19(2):497–521. doi: 10.1017/S0954579407070241

Table 4.

Predicting Depression From Recent Interpersonal Stress, Childhood Adversity, and Interpersonal Stress × Childhood Adversity Interaction

Predictors β t ΔR2
Pubertal Girls
(n = 54)		 Step 1 Stress .51   3.27**
Childhood Adversity .10     .62 .18
Step 2 Stress ×
Childhood Adversity −.29 −1.84+ .05
Prepubertal Girls
(n = 31)		 Step 1 Stress .47   3.20**
Childhood Adversity .14     .88 .43
Step 2 Stress ×
Childhood Adversity .35    2.33* .10
Pubertal Boys
(n = 35)		 Step 1 Stress −.06    −.31
Childhood Adversity .32    1.48 .04
Step 2 Stress ×
Childhood Adversity −.27  −1.25 .05
Prepubertal Boys
(n = 27)		 Step 1 Stress .31    1.08
Childhood Adversity .34    1.20 .07
Step 2 Stress ×
Childhood Adversity −.54  −2.28* .17
+

p < .10

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

Note. βs and ts represent standardized coefficients and t statistics at the final step. ΔR2 represents percent of variance accounted for at each step.