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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 6.

Multilevel logistic regression of Negative Affect.

Covariates b SE z p OR
Model 1 (deviance = 560.4, n = 746)

Events
 Any Psychotic Symptom .847 .296 2.862 .004** 2.334
 Any Stressful Event 1.054 .297 3.541 .000*** 2.869
Contextual Factors
 Doing Nothing .171 .311 .552 .581 1.187
 Home of relative/friend .197 .453 .435 .663 1.218
 Number of Interactions −.116 .127 −.916 .359 .889

Model 2 (deviance = 509.2, n = 719, p = .000)

Events
 Any Psychotic Symptom .907 .295 3.070 .002** 2.478
 Any Stressful Event 1.044 .295 3.541 .000*** 2.842
Contextual Factors
 Doing Nothing .287 .314 .913 .361 1.332
 Home of relative/friend .147 .444 .331 .740 1.158
 Number of Interactions −.072 .132 −.545 .585 .930
Psychological Regulation
 Avg. Experiential Acceptance −1.409 .342 −4.120 .000*** .244
 Avg. Cognitive Reappraisal .287 .300 0.955 .339 1.333

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

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001,

p <.10