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. 2015 Nov 25;50:187–197. doi: 10.1007/s12160-015-9746-8

Table 4.

Demand-control model for experienced stress, affect and fatigue: estimated beta weights (standard error) for fixed effects and variances for random effects

Experienced stress Affect Fatigue
Fixed effects
Intercept 27.48 (1.41) 81.75 (1.41) 20.30 (1.72)
Shift (1 or 2) −0.94 (0.97) −2.33 (1.10) 0.12 (1.19)
Time into shift (h) 0.28 (0.12) −0.34 (0.09) 2.05 (0.13)
Between persons Demand 5.23* (1.17) −0.49 (1.21) −0.07 (1.46)
Control −6.99* (2.21) 6.56* (2.30) −6.30* (2.77)
Demand × control 3.89 (2.30) −3.23 (2.39) 3.40 (2.88)
Within persons over time Demand 2.77* (0.22) −1.10* (0.16) 0.26 (0.20)
Control −2.02* (0.48) 1.83* (0.31) −1.18* (0.39)
Demand × control −0.43 (0.25) 0.41 (0.18) 0.00 (0.22)
Random effects
Person 100.52 (17.86) 104.60 (19.50) 159.83 (27.65)
Shift 1.87 (7.95) 27.90 (8.65) 0 (0)
Time into shift 181.44 (9.19) 98.79 (5.21) 193.44 (9.30)
Alpha (autocorrelation) 41.35 (8.79) 35.36 (4.77) 94.33 (7.96)

Alpha is a time series parameter: the covariance between two observations t time units apart is alpha × 1 / t

* p < .05 Bonferroni corrected