. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 24.

Published in final edited form as: GeroPsych (Bern). 2014 Sep;27(3):115–127. doi: 10.1024/1662-9647/a000110

Table 4.

Model 2: Simplified SPSS mixed model with actor, partner, and role interaction predicting depressive symptoms

	B	SE
Intercept	9.95^**	0.99
Role	0.86	0.47
Support	1.01	1.35
Feedback	−2.57	1.45
Actor age	− .20	0.07
Partner age	0.13	0.07
Actor anxiety	1.03	0.68
Partner anxiety	−0.44	0.67
Actor avoidance	2.14^**	0.66
Partner avoidance	1.16	0.66
Role ^* actor anxiety	−0.67	0.61
Role ^* partner anxiety	−0.41	0.59
Role ^* actor avoidance	0.75	0.58
Role ^* partner avoidance	−1.12	0.58
Actor anxiety ^* partner anxiety	0.95	0.83
Actor avoidance ^* partner avoidance	1.22	0.90
Partner anxiety ^* partner avoidance	−1.70^**	0.57
Actor anxiety ^* actor avoidance	− .68	0.58
Actor anxiety ^* partner avoidance	−1.70	0.59
Partner anxiety ^* actor avoidance	−0.73	0.62
Role ^* actor anxiety ^* partner anxiety	−1.37^*	0.62

Note. All independent variables were centered on the mean and simultaneously entered into the models. There were no significant actor X partner interactions predicting marital satisfaction.

^**

p < .01,

p < .05.

The explained variance for depressive symptoms was 16.1%.