Table 2.

Predicting Fourth-Grade Aggressive Behavior and Depressive Symptoms From Third-Grade Peer Victimization, Motivation, and Sex

Predictors	Fourth-grade aggressive behavior			Fourth-grade depressive symptoms
	β	t	ΔR2	β	t	ΔR2
Step 1
Third-grade adjustment	.46	11.37***	.36	.36	8.75***	.27
Third-grade victimization	.10	2.34*		.24	5.79***
Third-grade approach	.07	1.84†		−.03	−0.63
Third-grade avoidance	−.02	−0.45		.03	0.62
Sex (0 = boys, 1 = girls)	−.19	−5.46***		.01	0.17
Step 2
Third-Grade Victimization × Approach	.04	1.09	.01	.00	0.10	.01
Third-Grade Victimization × Avoidance	−.04	−1.05		.08	1.94†
Third-Grade Victimization × Sex	−.08	−1.49		−.05	−0.94
Third-Grade Approach × Sex	−.07	−1.30		.05	0.94
Third-Grade Avoidance × Sex	.03	0.55		−.01	−0.20
Step 3			.01			.01
Third-Grade Victimization × Approach × Sex	−.13	−2.48*		.00	0.03
Third-Grade Victimization × Avoidance × Sex	.07	1.32		.11	2.08*

Note. β and t values represent statistics at each step of the regression equation.

^†p < .10.

^*p < .05.

^***p < .001.