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Published in final edited form as: J Lat Psychol. 2015 Oct 19;4(4):202–217. doi: 10.1037/lat0000050

Table 5.

Summary of Multiple Regression Analyses Regressing Negative Cognitive-Emotional Factors on Machismo Gender Role Beliefs

Predictor		Depression			Anxiety			Anger
Predictor		β	SE	Δ R²	β	SE	Δ R²	β	SE	Δ R²
Model 1	Control variables			7.16%			9.05%			5.96%
Model 2	Machismo:			0.09%			0.24%			0.21%
	Traditional machismo	.08	.07		.12^*	.06		.01	.06
	Caballerismo	−.06	.09		−.09	.09		.18^*	.09
Total R²				7.25%			9.29%			6.17%

Predictor		Anger Temperament			Anger Reaction			Cynical Hostility
Predictor		β	SE	Δ R²	β	SE	Δ R²	β	SE	Δ R²
Model 1	Control variables			6.05%			4.32%			8.85%
Model 2	Machismo:			0.04%			0.48%			1.95%
	Traditional machismo	.00	.03		.00	.03		.21^**	.03
	Caballerismo	.04	.04		.14^**	.05		.01	.05
Total R²				6.09%			4.80%			10.80%

Note. Control variables included age, marital status, income, education, employment status, gender, language use acculturation, social ethnic relations acculturation, field site, and Hispanic background group. Model 2 adjusted for Model 1 control variables plus machismo gender roles subscales. All subscales were entered simultaneously.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.