. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.

Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2013 Apr;45(2):213–223. doi: 10.1007/s12160-012-9442-x

Table 3.

Trimmed Multilevel Models of Daily Spousal Influence on Patient Physical Activity

	Minutes in Moderate Activity		Step Count
Fixed Effects	estimate	(SE)	estimate	(SE)
Intercept	62.18	11.77^***	3483.87	584.25^***
Age	−1.86	0.39^***	–49.51	19.45^**
Gender	5.08	6.06	−7.97	300.48
Physical comorbidity	−2.12	1.69	−305.76	83.65^***
Employment	0.51	7.46	652.66	369.61
Daily Measures
Pain	2.14	0.44^***	81.85	21.99^***
Spouse moderate activity/steps	0.24	0.02^***	0.34	0.02^***
Spouse autonomy support	5.19	2.44^*	372.87	122.21^**
Spouse pressure control	7.62	8.55	113.90	427.83
Spouse pressure control × Gender	−28.16	11.44^**	−736.62	572.07

Notes.

All analyses control for minutes of wear time for patient accelerometer, and day in diary study. These trimmed models do not include the following nonsignificant predictors at the daily level: marital tension and enjoyment; spouse persuasion control; and interactions of gender with spouse moderate activity/steps, autonomy support, and persuasion control. Findings did not differ with these terms included.

N_couples = 141, N_observations = 1805. Gender: 1 = male, 2 = female. Employment: 1 = not employed, 2 = employed.

p <.05.

^**

p ≤.01.

^***

p < .001.