. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.

Published in final edited form as: Fam Relat. 2015 Jan 7;64(1):64–79. doi: 10.1111/fare.12105

Table 2.

Summary of hierarchical regression analyses testing the association between protective factors at ages 2 and 3 and lower Aggressive Behavior (AGG) at age 5.

Independent variables	Primary caregiver (PC) report AGG age 5			Alternate caregiver (AC) report AGG age 5
Independent variables	B	SE B	β	B	SE B	β
Age 2 PC reported AGG	.42^***	.04	.40	.18^**	.06	.20
Intervention status	−1.19^a	.62	−.07	.09	.81	.01
Inhibitory control	−1.61^**	.51	−.13	−1.56^*	.66	−.14
Age 2 PC reported AGG	.49^***	.04	.45	.26^***	.05	.27
Intervention status	−1.22 ^a	.64	−.07	.39	.84	.03
Attention	1.54^*	.63	.09	2.32^**	.85	.15
Age 2 PC reported AGG	.49^***	.04	.45	.23^***	.05	.25
Intervention status	−1.24^*	.62	−.07	.09	.80	.01
Positive behavior support	−1.42^**	.48	−.11	−1.41^*	.63	−.12
Age 2 PC reported AGG	.47^***	.04	.43	.22^***	.05	.24
Intervention status	−1.43^*	.62	−.08	−.01	.81	−.00
Social support satisfaction	−.18^***	.05	−.14	−.12 ^a	.06	−.10
Age 2 PC reported AGG	.47^***	.04	.43	.23^***	.05	.25
Intervention status	−1.39^*	.62	−.08	−.01	.81	−.1
Neighborhood quality	−.71^***	.20	−.13	−.45 ^a	.25	−.10

p < .10;

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001