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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Behav Dev. 2015 Jun 19;40(4):289–295. doi: 10.1177/0165025415590185

Table 2.

Mixed effects model of Cortisol Awakening Response Magnitude as predicted by Methodological Covariates (N=52)

Covariates Reference Beta [Conf. Intervals] t p
Methodological Covariate Model

Cortisol Waking Sample −.772 [−.90, −.64] −11.66 .000**
Minutes Between Samples .000 [−.00, .00] .92 .360
Wake Time −.000 [−.00, −.00] − .63 .528
Collection Problem No Problems −.045 [−.10, .00] −1.90 .062
Typical Day Typical .035 [−.01, .08] 1.48 .142
Medications No Meds −.031 [−.10, .04] − .88 .385
Day of Week Collection Weekend .039 [ .00, .08] 2.00 .049*
Environmental Covariate Model
Cortisol Waking Sample −.752 [−.89, −.62] −11.18 .000**
Typical Day Typical .042 [−.01, .09] 1.75 .084
Day of Week Collection Weekend .023 [−.02, .06] 1.12 .265
Maternal Depressive Symptoms −.002 [−.01, .00] −.66 .513
Maternal PTSD Symptoms .003 [−.00, .01] 1.03 .310
Family Income Level −.002 [−.01, .00] −.95 .345

Note: Family income was measured annually on a scale of 0–21 with $5,000 range increments from “$0–5,000” to “above $100,000”.