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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 18.
Published in final edited form as: J Educ Psychol. 2009 May;101(2):498–508. doi: 10.1037/a0014238

Table 2.

Model Results (n=390)

Household Centered Child Centered Parental Limit Setting

Parameter Estimate B(SE) β B(SE) β B(SE) β
Structural Model
Father Invol. T1 → Father School Invol T2 0.32(0.09)*** .75 0.32(0.09)*** .563 −0.10(0.04)* −.37
Father Invol. T1 → Mother School Invol. T2 −0.04(0.05) −.11 0.03(0.05) .059 −0.02(0.03) −.07
Father Invol. T1 → Child Achievement T2 7.80(4.92) .45 −3.05(3.42) −.134 0.54(1.46) .05
Mother Invol. T1 → Mother School Invol. T2 0.12(0.05)* .33 0.21(0.10)* .240 0.06(0.04) .18
Mother Invol. T1 → Father School Invol. T2 −0.12(0.08) −.26 0.05(0.15) .044 −0.01(0.06) −.03
Mother Invol. T1 → Child Achievement T2 −3.13(3.72) −.16 11.75(6.35) .267 2.24(1.98) .13
Father School Invol. T2 → Child Achievement T2 −16.76(7.19)* −.42 −7.15(4.98) −.176 −8.59(4.05)* −.21
Mother School Invol. T2 → Child Achievement T2 13.14(5.20)* .26 8.62(4.01)* .172 10.05(3.99)* .20
Model Fit
χ2 (df) 921.353(582) 1081.509(656) 1085.261(652)
CFI .853 .828 .849
RMSEA .039 .041 .041
SRMR .077 .084 .072
Responsibility Affection

Parameter Estimate B(SE) β B(SE) β
Structural Model
Father Invol. T1 → Father School Invol T2 0.11(0.23) .06 0.27(0.11)* .28
Father Invol. T1 → Mother School Invol. T2 −0.01(0.15) −.01 0.04(0.07) .05
Father Invol. T1 → Child Achievement T2 0.67(7.66) .01 3.68(3.80) .09
Mother Invol. T1 → Father School Invol. T2 −0.15(0.12) −.15 0.20(0.24) .07
Mother Invol. T1 → Mother School Invol. T2 0.18(0.08)* .23 0.19(0.17) .08
Mother Invol. T1 → Child Achievement T2 0.49(4.00) .01 6.20(8.33) .05
Father School Invol. T2 → Child Achievement T2 −8.40(3.58)* −.21 −10.33(3.85)** −.25
Mother School Invol. T2 → Child Achievement T2 10.82(4.12)** .22 10.70(3.88)** .21
Model Fit
χ2 (df) 770.889(446) 969.516(512)
CFI .866 .819
RMSEA .043 .048
SRMR .064 .063

Note: T1 = Time 1. T2 = Time 2. Only paths relevant to the hypothesized relationships between early parenting, later parental school involvement and student achievement are included in the table. The following are controlled for variables in the model: mother’s education level, father’s education level, family’s income-to-needs ratio, race (white, black), child’s sex, child’s age, and father’s biological relationship to child (biological, non-biological).

p < .10.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.