Table 5.

Association of self-compassion with self-reported wellbeing in linear regression models in a sample of male and female adolescents age 13–18 (n = 28)

	Unadjusted			Adjusted for race and gender
	B (SE)	Beta	p-value*	B (SE)	Beta	p-value*
Baseline Anxiety	−5.58 (2.04)	−0.4689	0.012	−4.94 (2.34)	−0.4191	0.05
Perceived Stress	−6.74 (1.79)	−0.5710	0.002	−7.49 (1.79)	−0.6629	<0.001
Negative Affect	−6.28(1.88)	−0.5317	0.004	−6.61 (2.17)	−0.5697	0.008
Positive Affect	4.04 (2.10)	0.3313	0.08	6.16 (2.14)	0.5483	0.008
Life Satisfaction	0.50 (0.15)	0.5299	0.004	0.58 (0.14)	0.6402	0.001
Δ Anxiety in TSST	−2.56 (3.56)	−0.1612	0.41	−0.68 (4.0)	−0.0521	0.71

Note. TSST—Trier Social Stress Test; Because of non-normal distributions, p-values and betas are reported for the log-transformed self-compassion score, and the square-root transformation of baseline anxiety. Adjusted models included terms for gender (male = 1, female = 0) and race (white = 1, other = 0).