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Published in final edited form as: Arch Womens Ment Health. 2016 Jun 21;19(6):1009–1018. doi: 10.1007/s00737-016-0649-x

Table 3.

Path Model Predicting Six-Week Postpartum Depressive Symptoms Moderated by Support.

Variables	B	S.E. B	β
Control Variables (T1)
Household Income	.23	.05	.12^*
Age	.12	.06	.15^**
Years Education	−.17	.05	−.11^*
Marital Status	.17	.05	.02
Num. Other Children	−.31	.06	−.10
Immigrant Status	−2.43	.05	−.15^**
Prenatal Depression	.26	.06	.27^***
Predictor Variables (T1)
Daily Hassles	.07	.06	.18^**
Culture-Specific Stress	.10	.05	.06
Partner Stress	.39	.06	.20^***
Family Stress	.20	.06	.11^*
Support	.01	.05	.04
Family Stress X Support	−.01	.05	−.12^*
R²	.42^***

Note. n=269 mothers, all reporting current romantic partner. T1= Time 1 (prenatal), T2= Time 2 (6 weeks postpartum). Marital status coded 0 = not married or living with partner, 1 = married or living with partner.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p ≤ .001 (two-tailed).