. 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 5.

Multilevel logistic regression of Positive Affect.

Covariates	b	SE	z	p	OR
Model 1 (deviance =686.2, n = 746)

Events
Any Psychotic Symptom	−.595	.289	−2.056	.039^*	.551
Any Stressful Event	−.950	.280	−3.393	.000^***	.386
Contextual Factors
Doing Nothing	−.408	.281	−1.454	.146	.664
Home of relative/friend	.031	.396	.078	.937	1.031
Number of Interactions	.256	.112	2.278	.022^*	1.292

Model 2 (deviance = 639.3, n = 719, p = .000)

Events
Any Psychotic Symptom	−.617	.287	−2.147	.031^*	.539
Any Stressful Event	−.921	.279	−3.299	.000^***	.398
Contextual Factors
Doing Nothing	−.486	.284	−1.715	.086^†	.614
Home of relative/friend	.086	.389	0.222	.823	1.090
Number of Interactions	.217	.115	1.882	.059^†	1.243
Psychological Regulation
Avg. Experiential Acceptance	1.030	.312	3.299	.000^***	2.801
Avg. Cognitive Reappraisal	.031	.253	.126	.899	1.032

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

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001,

^†

p < .10