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Table 3.

Fixed effects model results predicting well-being for men (N = 7119 observations from 1332 individuals)

Predictors	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 4		Model 5
Predictors	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE
Controls
Age^a	−.009*	.004	−.009*	.004	−.009*	.004	−.009*	.004	−.010**	.004
Single	−.263***	.047	−.270***	.047	−.270***	.047	−.270***	.047	−.267***	.047
Cohabiting	−.135**	.043	−.143***	.043	−.144***	.043	−.143***	.043	−.143***	.043
Married (ref.)	–		–		–		–		–
Self-reported health^a	.151***	.017	.150***	.017	.151***	.017	.150***	.017	.149***	.017
Parenthood characteristics
Pregnancy of partner	−.100	.076	−.095	.076	−.096	.076	−.096	.076	−.094	.076
Parenthood	−.055	.049	−.055	.049	−.045	.049	−.045	.049	−.038	.049
Months since birth/12	−.013	.010	−.013	.010	−.013	.010	−.013	.010	−.012	.010
Pre-birth lifestyle × parenthood interactions
Leisure^a			−.086*	.038	−.085*	.038	−.089*	.041	−.082*	.041
Work hours^a					−.038	.037	−.039	.038	−.026	.038
Leisure^a × work hours^a							.011	.043	.008	.043
Time-varying lifestyle characteristics
Leisure^a									.021	.013
Work hours^a									.048*	.020
Employed									−.026	.056
Constant	−.048	.149	−.035	.149	−.034	.149	−.034	.149	.017	.156

* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001

^aStandardized variable