Table 1.

Forgiveness of Self and Forgiveness of Others as They Predict Each Other Six Months Later, Controlling for Socio-economic and Clinical Covariates

Predicting Forgiveness of Others					Predicting Forgiveness of Self
			Confidence Interval					Confidence Interval
Predictor	Beta Coefficient	p value	lower	upper	Predictor	Beta Coefficient	p value	lower	Upper
Intercept	9.40	.000	8.67	10.14	Intercept	6.44	.000	5.42	7.45
Baseline age in years, mean centered	0.05	.000	0.02	0.07	Baseline age in years, mean centered	0.01	.336	−0.02	0.04
Gender (female=1, male=0)	0.75	.019	0.12	1.38	Gender (female=1, male=0)	0.40	.307	−0.37	1.18
Baseline years of education, mean centered	0.06	.389	−0.07	0.18	Baseline years of education, mean centered	0.26	.001	0.10	0.42
Baseline employment status (employed=1, not employed=0)	0.55	.087	−0.08	1.19	Baseline employment status (employed=1, not employed=0)	0.52	.187	−0.26	1.31
Baseline average drinks per drinking daya	0.01	.513	−0.03	0.05	Baseline average drinks per drinking daya	−0.05	.049	−0.10	0.00
Forgiveness of selfb	0.10	.000	0.06	0.13	Forgiveness of othersb	0.21	.000	0.15	0.27

Note. Bold highlights p < .05. Table depicts the results of 2 multi-level analyses one predicting forgiveness of others from 6–30 months (displayed on the left) the other predicting forgiveness of self from 6–30 months (displayed on the right).

^aOver the previous 90 days.

^bAssessed from baseline to 24 months to create a 6-month time lag in relationship to the time-varying forgiveness outcomes, assessed between 6–30 months.