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Table 5.

Results from multilevel analysis predicting recovery experiences during the weekend in the full sample (n = 575).

Parameter	Detachment				Relaxation				Autonomy				Mastery
Parameter	Estimate	SE	t		Estimate	SE	t		Estimate	SE	t		Estimate	SE	t
Intercept	3.72	0.09	42.72		3.22	0.08	39.72		3.67	0.09	40.45		2.84	0.08	33.89
Unfinished tasks (UT)	−0.07	0.05	−1.24		0.05	0.06	0.84		−0.03	0.05	−0.64		−0.05	0.05	−1.04
SW—Preparing next week (SW prep) ^a	−0.81	0.14	−5.88	***	−0.28	0.15	−1.83	†	−0.16	0.13	−1.21		0.08	0.15	0.53
SW—Finishing tasks (SW finish) ^a	−0.82	0.24	−3.48	***	−0.36	0.26	−1.40		−0.07	0.22	−0.33		−0.24	0.25	−0.97
SW—Other reasons (SW other) ^a	−0.95	0.15	−6.37	***	−0.24	0.17	−1.42		−0.03	0.14	−0.22		0.39	0.16	2.44	*
Regular work ^a	−1.45	0.12	−11.65	***	−0.72	0.14	−5.23	***	−0.43	0.12	−3.61	***	−0.15	0.13	−1.15
Variance components
Level 2 intercept variance	0.66				0.56				0.71				0.60
Unfinished tasks slope variance	0.20				0.20				0.15				0.01
Level 1 intercept variance	0.78				0.89				0.73				0.86
Deviance (df)	1498.78		(10)		1571.47		(10)		1440.31		(10)		1615.25		(10)
AIC	1518.78				1591.47				1460.31				1635.25
BIC	1562.32				1635.02				1503.86				1678.80

SE = standard error. df = degrees of freedom. † p < 0.10. * p < 0.05. *** p < 0.001. Deviance = (−2 Residual Log Likelihood). Analyses refer to the full sample (n = 575). ^a dummy-coded variables: 0 = no. 1 = yes.