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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 10.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2010 Mar;29(2):134–142. doi: 10.1037/a0018647

Table 3.

OPRM1 Moderation of Daily Pain Effect on Daily Positive Affect

Random Effects

Covariance Parameter
Estimates
Subject β SE Z p
Intercept ID .53 .12 4.43 <.001
Residual ID .32 .02 20.27 <.001


Fixed Effects

Predictor Variables β SE df t p
Level 1
Centered Daily Pain −.28 .05 1218 −5.18 <.001
Level 2
OPRM1 (asp vs. asn/asn) .50 .26 43 1.93 .06
Covariate
Negative Affect −.29 .04 1218 −7.39 <.001
Level 1 × Level 2
Centered Daily Pain × OPRM1 (asp vs. asn/asn) −.32 .13 1218 −2.46 <.05

Note. The results of the multilevel analysis of the cross-level interaction of OPRM1 genotype and daily pain on daily positive affect among fibromyalgia patients are presented.

asp = individuals either homozygous for the asp allele or heterozygous for the asp and asn alleles; asn/asn = individuals homozygous for the asp allele.