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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Aging. 2016 Nov;31(7):687–692. doi: 10.1037/pag0000132

Table 1.

Fixed Effects Parameter Estimates For Multilevel Model Predicting Day-To-Day Happiness for Full Sample

Parameter Estimate Standard Error p 95% CI
Fixed effects
 Intercept 6.79 .55 <.001 [5.71, 7.87]
 Time 0.017 .027 .53 [−.036, .070]
 Age .0083 .0079 .29 [−.0073, .024]
 Age2 −.00005 .00039 .89 [−.00082, .00071]
 Gender −.0054 0.28 .98 [−.56, .55]
 Years of education .12 .064 .073 [−.011, .24]
 General health * .63 .21 .004 [.203, 1.047]
 Working * −.61 .30 .043 [−1.20, −.018]
 WP SOC score * .35 .085 <.001 [.18, .52]
Two-way interaction effects
 Age X WP SOC score * 0.0077 .0032 .0152 [.0015, .014]
 Age2 X WP SOC score * −.00038 .00017 .028 [−.00072, −.00004]
Covariance parameters
 Intercept variance 2.94 .55 <.001
 Intercept/slope variance −.14 .071 .056
 Slope variance .023 .012 .031
 Residual 1.96 .11 <.001

Note: WP = within person; SOC = selection, optimization, and compensation strategy usage. Age, Age2, years of education and general health centered around grand mean.