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Published in final edited form as: Cognit Ther Res. 2016 Sep 3;41(3):393–405. doi: 10.1007/s10608-016-9796-7

Table 4.

Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses using Depression-Relevant Emotions to Predict Current Depressive Symptoms.

	KDRS		KDRS (not controlling for KMRS)

Predictor	ΔR²	B	ΔR²	β
Block 1: Demographics & confounds	.35^***		.11^***
Age		.19^***		.20^***
Female		.14^**		.21^***
Caucasian		.04		.11
KMRS		.50^***		--
Block 2: Depression-relevant emotions	.08^***		.10^***
Sadness		.17^*		.21^**
Self-directed hostility		.03		.06
Guilt		.04		.01
Joy		−.16^***		−.13^*
Block 3: Other emotions	.02		.02
Sadness		.16		.17
Self-directed hostility		.03		.06
Guilt		.03		.00
Joy		−.20^***		−.17^**
Disgust		−.09		−.11
Contempt		−.06		.01
Shyness		.13		.14
Fear		−.04		−.06
Interest		.06		.04
Surprise		.08		.10
Anger		.04		.08
Shame		−.07		−.08
Block 4: Diagnosis	.00		.13^***
Sadness		.15		.20^*
Self-directed hostility		.03		.05
Guilt		.03		−.02
Joy		−.19^***		−.21^**
BPSD Diagnosis		−.03		.37^***

Note. Depression relevant emotions shown in Block 2 and subsequent Blocks 3 and 4; KDRS= KSADS Depression Rating Scale; KMRS= KSADS Mania Rating Scale; BPSD= Bipolar Spectrum Disorder.

p<.05;

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p<.01;

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p<.001.