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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Psychol (Amst). 2016 Jun 9;169:119–132. doi: 10.1016/j.actpsy.2016.05.012

Table 3.

Percent of variance in perceived stress explained with multilevel modeling including fixed and random effects estimates.

Model Coeff SE % Variance explained Measures of model fit
−2LL Residual variance
Model 0. Fixed intercept only 29,493.58 4.30
 Intercept 3.07* (0.15)
Model 00. Fixed intercept & random intercepts 6.3 29,091.11 4.03
 Intercept 3.07* (0.15)
Model 1. Fixed intercept, random intercepts, & situations 76.0 17,729.70 0.77
 Intercept 1.42* (0.30)
 Situations *
Model 2. Fixed intercept & covariates 75.1 19,936.98 1.07
 Intercept 3.07* (0.01)
 F1 core stress features 1.76* (0.02)
 F2 experience −0.01 (0.02)
 F3 certainty −0.10* (0.02)
 F4 imagery −0.09* (0.02)
Model 3. Fixed intercept, covariates, & random intercepts 81.4 18,030.63 0.80
 Intercept 3.07* (0.15)
 F1 core stress features 1.82* (0.02)
 F2 experience −0.05* (0.01)
 F3 certainty 0.00 (0.02)
 F4 imagery 0.04* (0.02)
Model 4. Fixed intercept, covariates, random intercepts, & random F1 slopes 84.0 17,093.68 0.69
 Intercept 3.09* (0.15)
 F1 core stress features 1.86* (0.11)
 F2 experience −0.01 (0.01)
 F3 certainty −0.01 (0.02)
 F4 imagery 0.03 (0.02)
Model 5. Fixed intercept, covariates, random intercepts, random F1 slopes, & situations 88.0 15,238.83 0.53
 Intercept 2.43* (0.26)
 F1 core stress features 1.16* (0.10)
 F2 experience 0.03 (0.01)
 F3 certainty −0.04 (0.02)
 F4 imagery 0.08* (0.02)
 Situations *

Note. “Covariates” refers to the four factors from Table 2. F1 is Factor 1, etc. Coeff is coefficient. SE is standard error. ⌘ Indicates that the situations factor was significant, and that, due to space, the 571 freely estimated values for the 572 situations are not reported. Please see Table 4 for a sampling of these values and for additional information.

*

p < 0.05.