Table 5.

OLS regression with NA reactivity slopes regressed on Stressor Severity and Appraisals

Variable	Conscientiousness						Neuroticism						Openness
	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE	Beta	SE
Intercept
Gender (Ref=female)	0.053	0.005	−0.023	0.005	−0.018	0.005	0.000	0.005	−0.059	0.005	−0.045	0.005	0.03	0.005	−0.044	0.005	−0.034	0.005
Age	−0.119	0	−0.090	0.000	−0.065	0.000	−0.046	0.000	−0.034	0.000	−0.021	0.000	−0.108	0	−0.082	0	−0.056	0
Education	−0.114	0.003	−0.092	0.003	−0.113	0.003	−0.083	0.003	−0.070	0.003	−0.095	0.003	−0.101	0.003	−0.086	0.003	−0.106	0.003
Conscientiousness	−0.207	0.006	−0.182	0.006	−0.132	0.005
Neuroticism							0.311	0.004	0.253	0.004	0.200	0.004
Openness													−0.106	0.005	−0.072	0.005	−0.068	0.005
Stressor Severity			0.324	0.005	0.039				0.288	0.005	0.184	0.005			0.328	0.005	0.212	0.005
Appraisals
Daily Routine					0.054	0.004					0.062	0.004					0.055	0.004
finances					0.058	0.006					0.059	0.006					0.059	0.006
feelings about self					0.215	0.005					0.209	0.005					0.219	0.005
Perceptions by others					0.017	0.005					0.015	0.005					0.02	0.005
Personal health					0.145	0.006					0.135	0.006					0.156	0.006
others health					−0.064	0.004					−0.054	0.004					−0.071	0.004
Plan for future					0.055	0.005					0.054	0.005					0.057	0.005
Sense of Control					−0.047	0.003					−0.042	0.003					−0.051	0.003

Note: Significant values are indicated in bold and are significant at the p<.05 level