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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2015 Nov 9;30(1):104–113. doi: 10.1037/fam0000162

Table 2.

Parameter Estimates and Effect Sizes for Treatment and Control Women and Men from Acceptance and Positive Parenting Multilevel Models (MLM) of Intervention Effects

b (SE)

Mother’s Acceptance Father’s Acceptance
Intercept
 Control 4.04 (.08) 3.88 (.08) diff = 0.16(0.07)*
 Treatment effect 0.30 (.07)*** 0.17 (.07)*
 Effect size 0.36 0.20
Rate of Change/Slope
 Control -.02 (.06) -.02 (.07)
 Treatment effect -.19 (.09)* .10 (.11)

Between-Group
Differences
 6 months 0.22 (.07)** 0.20 (.07)**
  Effect size 0.27 0.25
 1 year 0.12 (.09) 0.26 (.10)**
  Effect size 0.15 0.31

Mother’s Parenting Father’s Parenting
Intercept
 Control 4.16 (.04) 3.83 (.05) diff =0.33(0.03)***
 Treatment effect 0.07 (.04)* 0.07 (.04)+
 Effect size 0.14 0.14
Rate of Change/Slope
 Control -.10 (.05)* -.14 (.05)*
 Treatment effect .06 (.07) .05 (.08)

Between-Group
Differences
 6 months 0.10 (.04)* 0.09 (.05)+
  Effect size 0.19 0.17
 1 year 0.13 (.07)* 0.12 (.08)
  Effect size 0.25 0.23

Note. N=244. Gender, time, and treatment condition were estimated simultaneously as predictors of positive parenting in one multivariate MLM. Intercepts were centered at two-weeks post-treatment. Predictors were centered or effects coded. Effect sizes were interpreted from Cohen’s d as small (0.2), medium (0.5) and large (0.8). diff =the main effect for gender between mothers and fathers.

+

p < .10.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.