Table 5.

Direct and Indirect Ambivalence and Positive Affect by Child’s Gender

	Sons			Daughters
	Model 1 Direct only	Model 2 Indirect only	Model 3 Direct and indirect	Model 4 Direct only	Model 5 Indirect only	Model 6 Direct and indirect
	β (SE)	β (SE)	β (SE)	β (SE)	β (SE)	β (SE)
Married	.07 (0.87)	.09 (0.93)	.07 (0.88)	.08 (0.72)	.07 (0.73)	.08 (0.72)
Subjective health	.36** (0.40)	.37** (0.42)	.36** (0.40)	.24** (0.29)	.25** (0.30)	.24** (0.29)
Non-White	.24** (0.91)	.26** (0.98)	.25 (0.93)	.12 (0.82)	.13 (0.84)	.13 (0.83)
Direct ambivalence	−.31** (0.26)	—	−.32** (0.27)	−.19* (0.17)	—	−.17 (0.19)
Indirect ambivalence	—	−.04 (0.18)	−.04 (0.17)	—	−.11 (0.11)	−.04 (0.12)
Model statistics
R2	.27	.17	.27	.10	.08	.10
df	4	4	5	4	4	5
N	101	101	101	153	153	153

Note: df = degrees of freedom.

*p < .05; **p < .01.