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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Psychol Med Settings. 2014 Jun;21(2):183–189. doi: 10.1007/s10880-014-9388-1

Table 4.

Stepwise Multiple Regression Results for Effects of Age and DMIS Subscales on Adherence

Models F B β 95% CI for B Adj. R2 F B β 95% CI for B Adj. R2
Dependent Variable: Parent-reported adherence (n = 89) Dependent Variable: Youth-reported adherence (n = 56)^

25.42*** .36 11.49*** .28
Youth age −.11 −.50*** −.15, −.07 −.17 −.50** −.25, −.09
DMIS subscales (parent report)
 Child express .31 .36*** .16, .45 .31 .40** .12, .49
 Parent seek -- -- -- -- -- --
 Parent express -- -- -- -- -- --
 Child seek -- -- -- -- -- --
 Joint/Options -- -- -- -- -- --

14.02*** .31 12.12*** .29
Youth age −.10 −.45*** −.14, −.06 −.13 −.38** −.21, −.05
DMIS subscales (youth report)
 Child seek .26 .33** .10, .41 -- -- --
 Child express -- -- -- -- -- --
 Parent seek -- -- -- -- -- --
 Parent express −.23 −.21* −.46, −.01 -- -- --
 Joint/Options -- -- -- .37 .40** .16, .58

Note.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .0001

^

age 12–19 years only

-- in the stepwise regression, these variables were not significantly associated with the dependent variable in prior steps and, therefore, were excluded from the final model

Abbreviations: DMIS= Decision Making Involvement Scale