Table 2. Effects of Each Type of Abuse on Risky Sexual Behavior through Rejection Sensitivity.

	Emotional		Physical		Sexual
	B(SE)	p	B(SE)	p	B(SE)	p
Outcome: WNTQ
Intercept	25.03 (1.57)	<.001	26.57 (1.49)	<.001	26.47 (1.46)	<.001
Victimization	.33 (.10)	.004	.25 (.11)	.030	.23 (.10)	.019
Gender (cov.)	.12 (1.28)	.923	-.60 (1.28)	.638	-.02 (1.29)	.988
Outcome: RSB
Intercept	4.58 (1.00)	<.001	4.77 (1.00)	<.001	4.99 (1.00)	<.001
Victimization	.14 (.05)	.002	.14 (.05)	.007	.10 (.04)	.026
WNTQ	.06 (.03)	.037	.07 (.03)	.017	.07 (.03)	.016
Gender (cov.)	1.78 (.57)	.002	1.46 (.57)	.011	1.72 (.58)	.004
Direct effect 95% CI [LL, UL]	.14 (.05) [.055, .235]	.002	.14 (05) [.039, .240]	.007	.10 (.04) [.012, .189]	.026
Indirect effect* 95% CI [LL, UL]	.02 (.01) [.002,.050]		.02 (.01) [.002, .042]		.02 (.01) [.003, .042]

Note. WNTQ = Williams' Need Threat Questionnaire; RSB = Risky Sexual Behavior; cov. = covariate; LL = lower limit; UL = upper limit

^*Significant indirect effects are evidenced by confidence intervals (CI) that do not include “0”