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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2013 May 2;51(8):425–433. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2013.04.003

Table 4.

Multilevel linear regression of QOLe.

Covariates b SE t 95% CI p
Model 1 (deviance = 4455, n = 746)

Events
 Any Psychotic symptom −1.789 .563 −3.178 [−2.830, −.603] .001**
 Any Stressful event −2.010 .516 −3.894 [−3.143, −1.09] .000***
Contextual Factors
 Doing Nothing −2.149 .506 −4.241 [−3.080, −1.058] .000***
 Home of relative/friend .957 .700 2.011 [.047,2.791] .044*
 Number of Interactions 1.909 .196 4.868 [.565,1.340] .000***

Model 2 (deviance = 4242, n = 719, p = .000)

Events
 Any Psychotic symptom −1.765 .545 −3.238 [−2.811, −.665] .001**
 Any Stressful event −1.962 .500 −3.919 [−2.996, −1.05] .000***
Contextual Factors
 Doing Nothing −2.126 .496 −4.283 [−3.052, −1.10] .000***
 Home of relative/friend 1.546 .678 2.280 [.396, 3.051] .022*
 Number of Interactions .779 .194 4.006 [.355, 1.123] .000***
Psychological Regulation
 Avg. Experiential Acceptance 2.619 .834 3.138 [1.466, 3.844] .001**
 Avg. Cognitive Reappraisal .198 .668 .297 [−.747,1.149] .766

Note. N = 25; b = unstandardized slopes; SE= standart error ; CI= confidence interval;

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001,

p < .10