Table 2.

Random Effects Models of Pooled Time Series Analysis Predicting Parenting Anxiety (N = 3,345 person data)

	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 4		Model 5
	b	SE	b	SE	b	SE	b	SE	b	SE

Education^a:
< High school	.062	.062	.041	.062	.062	.062	.064	.062	.042	.062
Some college	−.119	.041^**	−.119	.042^**	−.116	.041^**	−.120	.041^**	−.116	.042^**
College degree	−.243	.048^***	−.246	.049^***	−.234	.048^***	−.239	.048^***	−.235	.049^***
Advanced degree	−.338	.054^***	.342	.056^***	.318	.055^***	−.329	.055^***	−.319	.057^***
Resources:
Nonemployed^a			.089	.027^***					.086	.027^***
Part-time^a			.031	.027					.030	.027
Income-to-needs ratio			.001	.005					.002	.005
Cohabiting^a			−.002	.048					−.002	.049
Single^a			.021	.040					.023	.040
Progressive parenting values					−.010	.004^*			−.010	.004^*
Work commitment							−.003	.003	−.001	.003
Child's characteristics:
Girl	−.043	.029	−.042	.029	−.044	.029	−.043	.029	−.044	.029
Number of children	.031	.013^*	.025	.013	.029	.013^*	.029	.013^*	.023	.013
Child's health	−.002	.013	−.006	.013	−.002	.013	−.002	.013	−.006	.013
Temperament	.145	.037^***	.137	.037^***	.142	.037^***	.145	.037^***	.134	.037^***
Mother's characteristics:
Age	−.007	.003^*	−.007	.003^*	−.007	.003^*	−.008	.003^*	−.007	.003^*
Black^a	−.005	.049	−.007	.051	−.022	.049	.005	.050	−.019	.052
Hispanic or other^a	.135	.074	.145	.074^*	.125	.074	.139	.074	.137	.074
Depression	.012	.001^***	.012	.001^***	.012	.001^***	.012	.001^***	.012	.001^***
15 months^a	−.047	.019^**	−.047	.018^*	−.047	.019^**	−.047	.019^*	−.047	.019^*
24 months^a	−.085	.018^***	−.083	.018^***	−.085	.018^***	−.085	.018	−.082	.018^***
Intercept	1.965	.162^***	1.958	.163^***	2.305	.214^***	2.025	.172^***	2.314	.220^***
R ²	.146^***		.148^***		.149^***		147^***		151^***

Omitted reference categories are high school diploma, employed full-time, married, White, and 36 months.

p < .05;

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p < .01;

^***

p < .001