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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Affect Disord. 2013 Mar 7;149(0):326–334. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2013.01.046

Table 2.

Censored Regression Model of Suicide Proneness on Impulsivity, Depressive Symptoms, and Alcohol Use

Model Parameter Estimates
Model Components
R 2
B
SE
p
    Model Intercept 4.721 0.091 <.01
Step 1: Model Covariates
.169
Step 2: Primary Predictors
.437
    Urgency 0.076 0.015 <.01
    Sensation Seeking 0.052 0.015 <.01
    Premeditation 0.037 0.019 .05
    Perseverance 0.120 0.024 <.01
    Depressive Symptoms 0.594 0.061 <.01
    Alcohol Use 0.100 0.017 <.01
Step 3: Two-way Interactions
.458
    Urgency × Depressive Symptoms 0.007 0.009 .44
    Urgency × Alcohol Use -0.004 0.002 .07
    Sensation Seeking × Depressive Symptoms 0.000 0.009 .99
    Sensation Seeking × Alcohol Use 0.000 0.002 .90
    Premeditation × Depressive Symptoms 0.004 0.012 .72
    Premeditation × Alcohol Use -0.005 0.003 .13
    Perseverance × Depressive Symptoms 0.033 0.015 .03
    Perseverance × Alcohol Use 0.005 0.004 .27
    Depressive Symptoms × Alcohol Use 0.027 0.010 .01
Step 4: Three-way Interactions
.463
    Urgency × Depressive Sxs. × Alcohol Use 0.003 0.001 .05
    Sensation Seeking × Depressive Sxs × Alcohol Use -0.004 0.001 <.01
    Premeditation × Depressive Sxs × Alcohol Use 0.001 0.002 .38
    Perseverance × Depressive Sxs × Alcohol Use -0.002 0.002 .41

Note. R2 is Cragg-Uhler R2. Sxs. = Symptoms. Censored observations represented 5% (n = 54) of the sample.