Table 2.

The Influence of BPD Symptoms on Sadness in Response to Perceptions of Rejection From Romantic Versus Nonromantic Partners

Variable	b	SE	df	F	ra
Intercept	1.27	0.029	2100.415	1922.003***	0.691
Days passed	−0.001	0.001	1999.486	0.692	0.019
BPD	−0.005	0.004	2919.702	1.515	0.023
OPD	0.011	0.002	3079.281	49.841***	0.126
Gender	0.060	0.029	1936.603	4.396*	0.048
Rejection_b	1.15	0.117	1931.704	95.391***	0.217
Rejection_w	0.256	0.045	818.982	32.901***	0.197
Partner	0.018	0.012	1922.542	2.101	0.033
OPD*rejection_w	−0.007	0.005	928.865	2.172	0.048
BPD*rejection_w	0.002	0.012	835.079	0.044	0.007
Partner*rejection_w	0.234	0.052	1994.958	19.920***	0.099
OPD*partner	0.002	0.001	1632.684	1.984	0.035
BPD*partner	−0.007	0.004	1996.859	3.503	0.042
OPD*partner*rejection_w	0.017	0.005	2594.321	10.299**	0.063
BPD*partner*rejection_w	−0.030	0.013	2568.224	5.033*	0.044

Note. Analyses were based on 5833 observations for 101 participants (122 observations were not used due to missing values). BPD = borderline personality disorder symptoms; OPD = other personality disorder symptoms; rejection_b = between-person rejection; rejection_w = within-person rejection.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.

^aEffect sizes were computed using the procedure recommended by Rosenthal and Rosnow (1984), r = √(F/F+df)