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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 10.
Published in final edited form as: Merrill Palmer Q (Wayne State Univ Press). 2011 Jul;57(3):4. doi: 10.1353/mpq.2011.0014

Table 4.

Father Subsample: Results of Regression Models Predicting Adolescent Maladjustment Variables at Wave 3

Outcome Variable: Wave 3 measure of adolescent maladjustment
Internalizing
symptoms
Externalizing
symptoms
Negative
emotionality
Wave 1 variable B(SE) β B(SE) β B(SE) β
(Constant) 1.33(.25) .89(.20) 2.11(.26)
Wave 1 measure of maladjustment .47(.05) .51** .54(.05) .51** .39(.04) .44**
Adolescent sex .13(.06) .09* −.10(.05) −.10** .19(.06) .15**
Father alcohol/affective disorder .08(.06) .06 .07(.05) .07 .09(.06) .07
Mother alcohol/affective disorder .07(.08) .04 −.02(.06) −.02 −.03(.08) −.02
Major disruption in family environment −.12(.07) −.08 −.01(.05) −.01 −.04(.07) −.03
Father’s provision of support −.02(.04) −.02 −.03(.03) −.05 −.02(.04) −.02
Father’s consistency of discipline −.07(.05) −.07 −.03(.04) −.03 −.09(.05) −.09
Father’s negative affect .03(.05) .02 .03(.04) .03 .03(.05) .03
Sex by father’s negative affecta .11(.09) .06 .13(.07) .09+ n/a n/a
Sex by provision of supportb −.20(.07) −.13** −.11(.05) −.09* n/a n/a

Δ R2 for father’s negative affect .00 .00 .00
Total R2 for model .36** .34** .27**

Note. N=346,

**

p<.01,

*

p<.05,

+

p < .08.

Values are based on results at the final step of the regression model. Gender is coded −.5= males, +.5= females.

a

The non-significant gender by negative affect interaction was trimmed from the model predicting negative emotionality.

b

Preliminary analyses indicated significant interactions between gender and father’s provision of support for the models predicting internalizing and externalizing symptoms.