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. 2017 Jul 26;44(1):38–45. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbx100

Table 2.

Results of Hierarchical Regression Analyses for Work Behavior Inventory Skill Areas of Social Skills and Work Quality on Weeks Worked

Model 1 With WBI Social Skills
Predictor β t-value P-Value R 2
Block 1 .001
 Cognition .021 0.111 .912
 Overall symptom severity .025 0.132 .896
 Work history −.001 −0.007 .995
Block 2 .184
 Cognition −.029 −0.161 .874
 Overall symptom severity .232 1.199 .240
 Work history −.117 −0.656 .517
 WBI Social Skills .695 2.800 .018
Model 2 With WBI Work Quality
Predictor β t-Value P-Value R 2
Block 1 .001
 Cognition .021 0.111 .912
 Overall symptom severity .025 0.132 .896
 Work history −.001 −0.007 .995
Block 2 .045
 Cognition −.026 −0.134 .894
 Overall symptom severity .097 0.487 .630
 Work history −.065 −0.333 .741
 WBI Work Quality .238 1.136 .265

Note: β, standardized beta; WBI, Work Behavior Inventory. Block 2 included the independent variables retained from the previous regression step plus the independent variables added to the model to examine amount of additional variance explained.