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Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Child Psychol. 2015 Nov;43(8):1447–1457. doi: 10.1007/s10802-015-0035-6

Table 2.

Unstandardized and Standardized Regression Coefficients Linking Peer Victimization and Sleep with Adjustment

	Internalizing			Externalizing

	B(SE)	β	R²	B(SE)	β	R²
Sleep minutes model			40.4%			11.2%
Peer victimization (PV)	7.68^*** (.89)	.56^***		2.31⁺ (.1.34)	.12⁺
Sleep minutes	−.01⁺ (.01)	−.12⁺		.00 (.01)	.02
PV x Sleep minutes	.03^* (.02)	.14^*		.01 (.03)	.02
Sleep efficiency model			40.2%			11.6%
PV	7.46^*** (.84)	.55^***		2.26⁺ (1.33)	.11⁺
Sleep efficiency	.00 (.01)	.00		.08 (.11)	.06
PV x Sleep efficiency	.31** (.12)	.17**		.07 (.20)	.03
Sleep-wake problems model			46.1%			14.3%
PV	4.77^*** (.94)	.35^***		1.55 (1.42)	.08
Sleep-wake problems	.28^*** (.06)	.29^***		.14 (.10)	.10
PV x Sleep-wake problems	.24^* (.10)	.14^*		−.44^* (.19)	−.18^*

Note. All models controlled for adolescent sex, ethnicity, age, income-to-needs, and zBMI.

⁺

p < .10.

^*

p < .05.

^***

p < .001.