Table 8.
Standardized regression coefficients for child outcomes predicted by process and structural quality in center-based child care and the child’s home (4-year sample).
Child outcomes | Center-based child care |
Family |
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Process | Structure |
Process |
Structure | |||||
Arnett CIS BiFactor IRT Measure |
Teacher education |
Group size |
Child: teacher ratio |
Two Bags Task Stimulating/ Sensitive |
Two Bags Task Harsh/ Intrusive |
Family SES composite |
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Cognitive | ||||||||
Math composite score | −.01 | .03 | .03 | .08* | .06 | −.03 | .28* | |
Reading Composite Score | .03 | .04 | .07 | .07 | .10* | .00 | .29* | |
Socio-emotional | ||||||||
Parent report | ||||||||
Social competence | .04 | −.03 | .00 | .02 | .06 | .00 | .00 | |
Emotional and behavioral regulation | −.02 | .01 | .09* | −.02 | .03 | .00 | .09 | |
Attention and concentration | −.02 | .06 | −.01 | .04 | −.08 | −.02 | −.11 | |
Teacher report | ||||||||
Social competence | .00 | −.08 | .09 | .08 | .06 | −.05 | −.07 | |
Emotional and behavioral regulation | .04 | .17* | −.04 | −.13* | .02 | .01 | .03 | |
Attention and concentration | .05 | .13* | −.02 | .00 | −.01 | .03 | −.04 | |
Health | ||||||||
Child Excellent Healtha | .02 | .07* | −.01 | −.04 | .01 | .04 | .06 | |
Summary Score: Absence of Illnesses | .02 | .06 | −.09* | −.07 | .02 | .01 | .09 | |
No Injury that Required Doctor’s Visita | .06* | .04 | −.01 | −.01 | .01 | .03 | .02 |
Note. n = 1000 in all cases except the column labeled Two Bags Task Total Score where n = 900 to 950. Values are standardized regression coefficients from models that adjust for the child, family, community and child care covariates listed in Appendix A (included in online supplementary material). Each cell represents a separate regression, with the child outcome listed in the row and the focal predictor listed in the column. Results weighted by the ECLS-B sampling weight.
Fordichotomous outcomes, values are changes in predicted probabilities for a one standard deviation increase in the predictor of interest, centered at the mean, with all covariates at their means.
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