. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 14.

Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2014 Jun 23;28(4):505–515. doi: 10.1037/a0036986

Table 3.

Unstandardized and Standardized Betas for Models Predicting Sensitivity to Distress and Sensitivity to Non-Distress from Self-Reported Negative Emotion (NEG) in Response to Infant Crying and Laughter

	Sensitivity to distress			Sensitivity to non-distress

	B (S.E.)	β	R²	B (S.E.)	β	R²
Crying condition
Gender (0=Male)	.46 (.20)	.25^*	.41^***	.07 (.10)	.08	.22^*
Child age	.03 (.02)	.14		.01 (.01)	.10
Distress count	−.11 (.03)	−.44^***		−.05 (.01)	−.42^***
Empathy	.24 (.17)	.16		.08 (.08)	.11
NEG change	.17 (.10)	.18^†		−.02 (.05)	−.05
Empathy × NEG change	−.35 (.15)	−.25^*		−.03 (.08)	−.04
Laughter condition
Gender (0=Male)	.46 (.20)	.25^*	.39 ^***	.04 (.10)	.05	.27^**
Child age	.04 (.02)	.20^†		.01 (.01)	.08
Distress count	−.12 (.03)	−.46^***		−.06 (.01)	−.47^***
Empathy	.13 (.17)	.08		.06 (.08)	.08
NEG change	.10 (.13)	.08		−.07 (.07)	−.11
Empathy × NEG change	−.33 (.16)	−.23^*		−.16 (.08)	−.24^*

^†

p < .10,

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001