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Published in final edited form as: Psychotherapy (Chic). 2014 Nov 3;52(1):103–110. doi: 10.1037/a0037948

Table 3. Predictors of Time 1-4 Externalizing Behavior Scores and Parental Monitoring (analyses run separately).

	Coefficient	SE	t
Hypothesis 1: Main Effects on Slope of Externalizing Problems
Parental monitoring, mean _T1-T4	−.007	.005	−1.41
Parental monitoring, slope	−.572	.221	−2.58^**

Hypothesis 2: Main Effects on Slope of Parental Monitoring
SES	.003	.007	.380
Neighborhood factors	−.015	.033	−.45

Hypothesis 3: Interaction Effects on Slope of Externalizing Problems
SES × Parental Monitoring, mean_T1-T4	−.000	.000	−.95
SES × Parental Monitoring, slope	−.004	.023	−.19
Neighborhood × Parental Monitoring, mean_T1-T4	.004	.002	2.63^*
Neighborhood × Parental Monitoring, slope	.187	.087	2.16^*

SES = Socioeconomic status.

p< .05.

^**

p< .01.