Table 2. Regression analyses predicting odds of self-injury (left panel) and frequency of NSSI (right panel).

Variable	Odds of NSSI						Frequency of NSSI
	B	SEB	Wald	Exp(B)	p	95% CIa	B	SEB	β	t	p	95% CIb
Step 1
Positive affect	−.41	.15	7.72	.66	.006	.50–.89	−1.13	1.18	−.10	.96	.34	−3.46–1.19
Negative affect	−.004	.17	.001	.99	.98	.72–1.38	1.51	1.25	.14	1.21	.23	−.97–3.99
Psych. distress	.64	.19	11.78	1.89	.001	1.31–2.71	1.80	1.39	.16	1.30	.20	−.94–4.54
Affect intensity	.12	.14	.75	1.13	.39	.86–1.48	−2.20	1.07	−.19	2.06	.04	−4.32–.08
Step 2
Repetitive thinking	.30	.16	3.67	1.35	.07	.98–1.86	.34	1.17	.03	.29	.77	−1.99–2.66
Use of imagery	.009	.14	.005	1.01	.95	.78–1.32	−.69	1.12	−.06	.62	.54	−2.91–1.52
Vividness of imagery	.02	.13	.01	1.02	.91	.78–1.32	−1.49	1.10	−.13	1.36	.18	−3.66–.67
Step 3c
PA × NA	−.34	.18	3.56	.72	.06	.51–1.01	−3.57	1.26	−.37	2.84	.005	−6.05–1.08
NA × SUIS	.51	.20	6.44	1.67	.002	1.12–2.49
Final model	χ2 = 75.81, p < .001						R = .54, R2 = .29, p = .01

^a95% confidence intervals for Exp(B).

^b95% confidence intervals for B.

^cFor ease of presentation only significant interactions are included in the table; statistically significant results are highlighted in bold text.

PA: positive affect; NA: negative affect; K10: psychological distress; SUIS: spontaneous use of imagery: VVIQ: vividness if imagery.