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Published in final edited form as: J Genet Couns. 2016 Dec 30;26(4):829–840. doi: 10.1007/s10897-016-0060-9

Table 5.

Multiple linear regression predicting adaptation

Variable	B	CI	P
Positive Stress Response
R² = 0.197 p = 0.002
Emotional Support	−0.045	−0.074 – −0.017	0.002
Coping Efficacy	0.009	0.003–0.015	0.005
Self Esteem
R² = 0.212 p = 0.001
Uncertainty Social Support	−0.248	−0.437– −0.059	0.011
Coping Efficacy	0.007	0.001–0.013	0.019
Social Integration
R² = 0.328 p = <0.001
Uncertainty Child's Health	0.323	0.129–0.517	0.002
Uncertainty Social Support	−0.273	−0.468 – −0.079	0.007
Affectionate Support	0.110	0.045–0.175	0.001
Spiritual Wellbeing
R² = 0.129 p = 0.011
Uncertainty Family	−0.221	−0.412 – −0.030	0.014
Relationship Status	0.607	−0.062 – 1.276	0.074

Only variables with p < 0.2 in the bivariate analysis were included in the model. Table includes all predictor variables that remained in the model after backwards step elimination. B unstandardized regression coefficient, CI 95% confidence interval