Table 5.

Random Effects Models of Pooled Time Series Analysis Predicting New Life Meaning from Parenting (N = 3,338 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	.000	.057	.008	.057	.000	.057	−.003	.057	.006	.057
Some college	−.048	.038	−.051	.038	−.050	.038	−.047	.038	−.051	.038
College degree	−.177	.044^***	−.186	.045^***	−.182	.044^***	−.183	.044^***	−.195	.045^***
Advanced degree	−.171	.050^***	−.185	.051^***	−.182	.050^***	−.185	.050^***	−.204	.052^***
Resources:
Nonemployed^a			−.028	.023					−.024	.023
Part-time^a			−.017	.023					−.015	.023
Income-to-needs ratio			.006	.004					.006	.004
Cohabiting^a			.014	.042					.010	.043
Single^a			−.009	.035					−.013	.035
Progressive parenting values					.006	.004			.005	.004
Work commitment							.004	.002	.003	.002
Child's characteristics:
Girl	−.013	.027	−.014	.027	−.012	.027	−.012	.027	−.012	.027
Number of children	−.018	.011	−.012	.012	−.017	.011	−.016	.011	−.011	.012
Child's health	.015	.011	.017	.011	.016	.011	.015	.011	.017	.011
Temperament	−.050	.034	−.047	.034	−.049	.034	−.050	.034	−.046	.034
Mother's characteristics:
Age	−.015	.003^***	−.016	.003^***	−.015	.003^***	−.014	.003^***	−.015	.003^***
Black^a	.031	.045	.035	.047	.040	.045	.016	.046	.033	.048
Hispanic or other^a	−.001	.068	−.004	.068	.005	.068	−.008	.068	−.004	.068
Depression	−.004	.001^***	−.004	.001^***	−.004	.001^***	−.004	.001^***	−.004	.001^***
15 months^a	−.012	.015	−.013	.015	−.012	.015	−.012	.015	−.013	.015
24 months^a	−.017	.015	−.018	.015	−.017	.015	−.018	.015	−.019	.015
Intercept	4.135	.147^***	4.129	.148^***	3.951	.196^***	4.043	.157^***	3.898	.201^***
R ²	.060^***		.064^***		.061^***		.062^***		.066^***

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

p < .05;

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p < .01;

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p < .001