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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Nurs Res. 2013 Aug 19;24(2):172–187. doi: 10.1177/1054773813498268

Table 3.

Regression models for each of the three locus of control measures: Internal, Chance and Powerful Others (N = 204).

Regressor Internal
Parameter estimate
(p value)
Chance
Parameter estimate
(p value)
Powerful Others
Parameter estimate (p
value)
African American −0.22 (.8) 0.10 (.9) 1.52 (.09)
Hispanic −0.76 (.3) −0.46 (.7) 4.59 (<.0001)
(Caucasian is reference) -- -- --
Age 0.029 (.6) 0.026 (.8) −0.0043 (>.9)
Married 1.18 (.05) 1.99 (.03) −0.96 (.2)
(Not married or not living with spouse is reference) -- -- --
Education 0.37 (.2) −0.38 (.3) 0.39 (.2)
Nonsmoking/Passive exposed 0.18 (.8) 1.32 (.2) −0.071 (.9)
Smoker 0.35 (.7) 3.60 (.004) 1.02 (.3)
(Nonsmoking/nonexposed is reference) -- -- --
Preterm birth 0.15 (.8) −0.77 (.4) 1.11 (.2)
(Full term is reference) -- -- --
F statistic (p value); R2 F8,180 = 2.0 (.05); .081 F8,171 = 2.6 (.01); .11 F8,173 = 4.2 (.0001); .16

Note: For each model, the parameter estimate and corresponding p-value are reported for each regressor; in addition the bottom row of the table displays the overall model characteristics, including the regression F statistic and p value, as well as the proportion of variability in the dependent variable explained by the regressors (R2).