Table 5.

Unstandardized coefficients (Beta) and corresponding standard errors (SE) from simple main effects mixed linear models stratified by independent living status.

	Did not live independent of parents (n=49)		Lived independent of parents (n=64)
Independent variable	Beta (SE)	p-value	Beta (SE)	p-value
Model 1: Total Diabetes Care
Responsibility
Intercept	19.57 (2.64)	<.001	7.25 (1.96)	<.001
Time (post high school vs. high school)	2.43 (0.45)	<.001	2.95 (0.35)	<.001
Diabetes Self efficacy	−0.12 (0.04)	.006	0.06 (0.03)	.028
Worry about Hypoglycemia	0.01 (0.03)	.663	0.04 (0.03)	.173
Female	−0.67 (0.83)	.424	1.83 (0.66)	.007
Hgba1c<7.5%	−0.29 (0.95)	.763	−0.16 (0.78)	.835
Model 2: Daily Diabetes Care
Responsibility
Intercept	9.18 (0.66)	<.001	7.02 (0.49)	<.001
Time (post high school vs. high school)	0.18 (0.11)	.115	0.31 (0.11)	.008
Diabetes Self efficacy	−0.03 (0.01)	.010	0.002 (0.01)	.720
Worry about Hypoglycemia	−0.01 (0.01)	.231	0.01 (0.01)	.439
Female	−0.19 (0.21)	.366	−0.26 (0.16)	.118
Hgba1c<7.5%	−0.38 (0.24)	.116	0.31 (0.19)	.1105
Model 3: Non-daily Diabetes Care
Responsibility
Intercept	10.03 (2.45)	<.001	1.40 (1.71)	.417
Time (post high school vs. high school)	2.24 (0.40)	<.001	2.60 (0.30)	<.001
Diabetes Self efficacy	−0.08 (0.04)	.030	0.04 (0.02)	.081
Worry about Hypoglycemia	−0.02 (0.03)	.413	0.03 (0.03)	.258
Female	−0.44 (0.77)	0.572	1.99 (0.58)	.001
Hgba1c<7.5%	0.32 (0.88)	0.724	−0.30 (0.70)	.665

Note. Variables with a significant interaction with living independently of parents are bolded.