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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Res Adolesc. 2013 Sep 30;24(4):720–733. doi: 10.1111/jora.12078

Table 3.

Results of Regression Analyses Predicting Likeability, Popularity, and Social Impact From Social Behaviors

Likeability Popularity Social Impact

β t 95% CI β t 95% CI β t 95% CI
Leader -.29* -2.31 -.82 - -.06 .41** 3.60 .33 - 1.16 .22 1.83 -.03 - .81
Relational Aggression -.13 -1.26 -.61 - .14 .08 .86 -.21 - .52 .30** 2.99 .21 - 1.05
Physical Aggression .15 1.11 -.08 - .29 .17 1.45 -.05 - .35 .26* 2.08 .01 - .43
Relational Victimization -.27** -2.93 -.58 - -.11 -.22** -2.70 -.59 - -.09 .13 1.49 -.07 - .46
Prosocial .36*** 3.30 .20 - .79 .08 .76 -.20 - .45 -.17 -1.69 -.61 - .05
Keeps to self -.03 -.32 -.31 - .22 -.37*** -4.49 -.94 - -.36 .06 .72 -.19 - .40
Trustworthy .50*** 6.11 .84 - 1.65 .31*** 4.11 .47 - 1.36 .26* 3.26 .29 - 1.19
R2 .53 .61 .58
R2adjusted .49 .57 .54

Note.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.