Table 2.

Results of Regression Analyses Predicting End-Term Adjustment from Prior Homesickness Level and Trajectory

	Model 1			Model 2
	Homesickness intercept	Homesickness slope	Homesickness intercept x slope	Homesickness intercept	Homesickness slope	Homesickness intercept x slope	Baseline adjustment
Overall college adjustment	−.36 (.10)** [−.55, −.16]	1.00 (1.07) [−1.11, 3.11]	−.08 (1.01) [−2.07, 1.91]	−.38 (.10)** [−.57, −.19]	.63 (1.04) [−1.43, 2.70]	.17 (.98) [−1.77, 2.11]	.21 (.07)** [.08, .34]
Social adjustment	−.34 (.11)** [−.56, −.12]	−.61 (1.21) [−2.99, 1.78]	−.44 (1.14) [−2.68, 1.81]	−.38 (.11)** [−.60, −.16]	−.79 (1.17) [−3.09, 1.52]	.23 (1.12) [−1.98, 2.44]	.23 (.07)** [.09, .37]
Academic adjustment	.06 (.09) [−.11, .23]	2.21 (.98)* [.27, 4.15]	−1.16 (.92) [−2.98, .65]	.07 (.08) [−.09, .24]	2.05 (.95)* [.17, 3.93]	−.68 (.90) [−2.46, 1.10]	.29 (.08)** [.13, .45]

Note. Unstandardized coefficients are presented with standard errors in parentheses. 95% CIs are listed in brackets. Model 1 included individual homesickness intercept and slope estimates, the interaction between intercept and slope, negative emotional experience, and dummy variables for sex (1 = female, 0 = male) and race (1 = European-American, 0 = not European-American). Model 2 included a pre-college assessment of the criterion variable as an additional predictor.

^†p < .10

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.