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Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2017 Nov 21;85:21–30. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2017.11.006

Table 3.

Results of hierarchical regression analyses testing treatment fidelity as a predictor of change in maternal reflective functioning and mental representations of caregiving

			Change in Reflective Functioning						Change in Mental Representations of Caregiving
	Step	R²Δ	Self-focused		R²Δ	Child-focused		R²Δ

Covariates	1	.14^*	R²	β^a	.07^*	R²	β^a	.02	R²	β^a
Child age			.04	−.20		.04	−.21		.01	−.12
Child gender			.00	.04		.00	−.05		.01	−.10
Maternal education			.11^*	−.34		.03	−.19		.00	.02

Treatment Fidelity
Alliance building	2	.03	.00	−.06	.01	.01	−.09	.01	.00	−.07
Behavioral guidance			.02	.16		.00	.04		.01	−.08

Self-focused mentalizing	3	.10^*	.05^*	.30	.01	.00	−.08	.31^*	.11^*	.42
Child-focused mentalizing			.00	.06		.00	.02		.03	.23

Standardized weights

meets study criteria for rejection of null hypothesis (R² ≥ .05)