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. 2016 Apr 20;11(4):e0153953. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0153953

Table 4. Main and interaction effects of clinical and psychosocial variables on patient-reported internalizing problems.

Patient-reported internalizing problems
Covariates Clinical variables main effects Psychosocial variables main effects Interaction effects
ΔR2 = .02 ΔR2 = .02 ΔR2 = .37 ΔR2 = .02
ΔF(1, 291) = 6.14* ΔF(2, 289) = 2.34 ΔF(4, 285) = 44.64** ΔF(4, 281) = 2.96*
β t β t β t β t
Children’s sex a -.14 -2.48* -.14 -2.46* -.11 -2.31* -.10 -2.15*
Treatment status b -.03 -0.48 -.14 -2.79** -.13 -2.51*
Current height deviation c .13 2.16* -.04 -0.79 -.04 -0.75
Generic QoL -.34 -6.29** -.49 -5.96**
Specific QoL -.37 -5.04** -.20 -1.98*
Coping -.01 -0.06 -.02 -0.36
Beliefs -.09 -1.40 -.17 -2.35*
Generic QoL * Treatment .16 2.08*
Specific QoL * Treatment -.21 -2.66**
Coping * Height deviation .04 0.60
Beliefs * Height deviation .12 1.88
Model summary R2 = .02 R2 = .04 R2 = .41 R2 = .43
F(1, 291) = 6.14* F(3, 289) = 3.63* F(7, 285) = 28.01** F(11, 281) = 19.39**

a Children’s sex: 0 –female, 1 –male

b Treatment status: 0 –treated; 1 –untreated

c Current height deviation: 0 –achieved normal height (> -2sd), 1 –current short stature (≤ -2sd).

* p ≤ .05

** p ≤ .01, two-tailed.