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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 28.
Published in final edited form as: Fathering. 2012 Jul 26;10(2):213–235. doi: 10.3149/fth.1002.213

Table 5.

Regression Analyzes Using Profile Membership to Predicting Adolescents Adjustment

Adolescent Adjustment - Wave 2
Internalizing Externalizing
β (SE) β (SE)
Intercept −0.06 (.44) 8.94*** (.82)
Adjustment (Wave 1) 0.21*** (.03) 0.41*** (.05)
Mexican American (MA)a 0.06 (.14) 0.38 (.46)
Mexican Immigrant (MI)a −0.08 (.14) 0.07 (.47)
Socioeconomic status (SES) −0.08 (.07) 0.10 (.23)
Family Typeb −0.01 (.12) 0.57 (.34)
Adolescents’ Genderc 0.20* (.10) −0.37 (.33)
Affective-Controld −0.07 (.19) 2.76** (1.12)
Affective-Modeld −0.20 (.15) 0.73 (.40)
MA X Affective-Control
MA X Affective-Model
MI X Affective-Control
MI X Affective-Model
SES X Affective-Control
SES X Affective-Model
Family Type X Affective-Control
Family Type X Affective-Model 0.53* (.24)
Gendera X Affective-Control −2.93* (1.38)
Gendera X Affective-Model
R2 0.21*** 0.29***

Note.

a

For fathers’ ethnic/immigrant background, 1=the ethnic/immigrant group mentioned (e.g. for Mexican American, 1= Mexican American), 0=European American.

b

Family type is 0 = intact 1 = stepfamily.

c

Adolescents’ Gender is 0 = sons 1 = daughters.

d

For fathers’ profile membership, 1=the profile mentioned (e.g. for Affective-Model, 1= Affective-Model), 0= Emotionally-Involved profile.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.