Table III.

Hierarchical Multiple Regressions Within the Cancer Group, With Moderating Effects of Child Life Events

	Parental predictor/Child outcome
	BSI depression						BSI GSI
	CDI		SCARED		UCLA		SCARED
	ΔR2	β	ΔR2	β	ΔR2	Β	ΔR2	β
Step 1: demographic covariates	.06*		.18***		.08***		.18***
Step 2: parental distress	.03**		.04***		.07***		.02*
BSI depression		.14*		.16**		.22***
BSI GSI								.11*
Step 3: life events	.09***		.10***		.08***		.11***
Child life events		.35***		.37***		.33***		.37***
Step 4: interaction	.02*		.02**		.02**		.01*
Parental distress × Child life events		−.15*		−.14**		−.15**		−.12*
Total R2	.19		.34		.24		.32
N	247		245		244		245
Cohen's ƒ2 for moderation	.03		.03		.03		.02
Johnson–Neyman significance value	8.17		9.07		10.07		7.70

Note. Standardized regression coefficients from the final model are reported. Demographic covariates included child age and gender, parent gender, family socioeconomic status, and presence/absence of relapse. Johnson–Neyman significance value indicates the value of child life events at or below which the moderation effect is significant.

BSI = Brief Symptom Inventory; GSI = Global Severity Index; CDI = Children's Depression Inventory; SCARED = Screen for Child Anxiety-Related Emotional Disorders; UCLA = University of California at Los Angeles Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Reaction Index.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.