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Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2006 Feb;35(1):34–45. doi: 10.1207/s15374424jccp3501_4

Table 3.

Testing specificity: Unique effects (hierarchical controlling for co-occurring psychopathology) and Differential Effects (contrast outcome variable).

D.V. (df error)	Effect	β	ΔR²	Total R²
INT (63)	Gender	.20^*
	Ethnicity	−.06	.06^*
	EXT	.72^***	.52^***
	W	−.12
	PC	.17
	BC	.27^**	.06^*	.64^***
EXT (63)	Gender	−.09
	Ethnicity	.07	.02
	INT	.72^***	.54^***
	W	−.1o
	PC	.02
	BC	−.24^*	.07^*	.64^***
EXT-INT (64)	Gender	−.24^*
	Ethnicity	.11	.02
	Warmth	.01
	PC	−.12
	BC	−.42^**	.14^*	.16^*

Note. SEX: 1=female child, 0=male child. 0=African American. WM=warmth. BC=behavioral control. PC=psychological control. EXT=externalizing problems. INT=internalizing problems.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.