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Table 4.

Multiple Regression Models Predicting Engagement, Watchability, and Realism

Variable	Standardized Beta	t	p-value
Engagement
Female	.170	2.00	.048
Clinical Status	.208	2.41	.017
Minority	−.062	−0.75	.453
Household Income	−.147	−1.77	.078
Expect Future Problems	.027	0.31	.760
	Adjusted R² = .06	F = 2.90	.016

Watchability
Female	.136	1.61	.110
Clinical Status	.212	2.46	.015
Minority	−.105	−1.28	.204
Household Income	−.163	−1.97	.051
Expect Future Problems	.012	0.14	.889
	Adjusted R² = .07	F = 3.05	.012

Realism
Female	.278	3.36	.001
Clinical Status	.274	3.24	.002
Minority	−.056	−0.69	.492
Household Income	−.037	−0.46	.654
Expect Future Problems	.022	0.26	.799
	Adjusted R² = .11	F = 4.38	.001

Note: boldface type indicates statistically significant predictors.