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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Parent Sci Pract. 2013 Feb 5;13(2):113–132. doi: 10.1080/15295192.2012.709152

TABLE 6.

Steps in Model-Building to Predict Maternal Positive Emotion Total with Child Anger Composite and Number of Epochs of Misbehavior

Effect Estimate Error t df p<
Unconditional time model (AIC = 3102.8; BIC = 3113.9)
  Intercept 14.589 .50 28.95 257 .01
  Time .094 .02 4.19 356 .01
Combined main effects model (AIC = 3010.2; BIC = 3032.5)
  Intercept 14.768 .46 32.16 260 .01
  Time .079 .02 3.80 362 .01
  WP anger −.183 .16 −1.17 131 ns
  BP anger −.876 .17 −5.24 162 .01
  WP disruptive behavior −.004 .08 −.05 140 ns
  BP disruptive behavior −.135 .09 −1.55 151 ns
Final model (AIC = 3012.4; BIC = 3029.1)
  Intercept 14.592 .46 31.87 256 .01
  Time .093 .02 4.58 357 .01
  WP anger −.205 .16 −1.29 131 ns
  BP anger −.907 .17 −5.37 160 .01

Note. WP = within-person; BP = between-person; AIC = Akaike Information Criterion; BIC = Bayesian Information Criterion; df = degrees of freedom. Focus on the gift is not included here because it was not significant when included in a model with time and within-and between-person focus on the gift. It was dropped and only main effects for child anger and disruptive behavior were included in subsequent models.