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Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2017 Feb;51(1):30–38. doi: 10.1007/s12160-016-9825-5

Table 5.

Summary of Regression Model Predicting Adolescents’ Depressive Symptoms over 12 Months

Full Model: F(68, 10) = 8.53^***

Variable	β	sr²
Step 1: R² change = .26^***
Baseline CDI	.35^***	.34
Child Sex	.09	.09
Child Age	.24^*	.24
Income	−.19	−.16
Marital Status	−.01	−.01
Race/Ethnicity	.01	.01
Step 2: R² change = .01
Baseline CDI	.29^*	.23
Child Sex	.09	.09
Child Age	.24^*	.23
Income	−.18	−.15
Marital Status	−.02	−.01
Race/Ethnicity	.02	.02
Stress T1	.06	.05
Controllability T1	−.06	−.05
Step 3: R² change = .29^***
Baseline CDI	.34^**	.26
Child Sex	.18	.17
Child Age	.35^***	.33
Income	−.19^*	−.16
Marital Status	.08	.07
Race/Ethnicity	.03	.03
Stress T1	−.19	−.14
Controllability T1	.07	.05
Primary Control Coping	−.32^**	−.26
Secondary Control Coping T2	−.43^***	−.34
Model Adjusted R² = .49

Note. CDI = Children’s Depression Inventory; T1 = baseline; T2 = 6 month data.

^*

p <.05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.