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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 24.
Published in final edited form as: Remedial Spec Educ. 2010 Dec 20;33(3):150–161. doi: 10.1177/0741932510392053

Table 6.

Standard Multiple Regression of Personal, Experiential/Instructional, Dispositional, and Knowledge Variables on Student’s Transition Planning Knowledge

Predictors Zero-Order Correlation between each predictors and DV (p) B β sr2 (unique)
Age −.105* (.087) −.595 −.036 .001
Gender .067 (.194) 1.262 .040 .001
Approximate IQ group .401*** (.000) 7.575*** .337 .093
Self-Efficacy .370*** (.000) .302 .135 .006
Outcome-Expectancy .349*** (.000) .362 .159 .010
# Completed WF chapter .227*** (.002) .921** .134 .016
RR Intervention −.199*** (.005) −.115 −.004 .00002
AIR SD .162** (.018) −.053 −.065 .002
ARC’s SD .348*** (.000) .105* .150 .013
R2 = .32a
Adjusted R2 = .28
R = .57***

Note. Dependent Variable: the Arc’s Self-Determination Scale score; RR: Rocket Reader; WF: Whose Future Is It Anyway?; Gender: 1- Male, 2 - Female; RR intervention: 1- No, 2 – Yes.

*

p <.10,

**

p<.05,

***

p<.01

a

Unique variability = .07; shared variability = .25.