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Published in final edited form as: J Child Fam Stud. 2018 Mar 19;27(7):2254–2264. doi: 10.1007/s10826-018-1065-9

Table 2.

Hierarchical multiple linear regression analyses evaluating the main and moderating effects of dispositional mindfulness and depressive/anxiety symptoms on pain, unpleasantness, and negative affect in response to a cold-pressor test

	Maximum Pain^a			Maximum Unpleasantness^b			Negative Affect Response^c

Predictors	B	SE	β	B	SE	β	B	SE	β
Step 1
Mindfulness	−.64	.27	−.24^*	−.52	.27	−.20^{^}	−.04	.02	−.21^**
Depressive/anxiety	.02	.81	.00	.14	.80	.02	−.01	.05	−.02
Model R²		.08^{^}			.05			.42^***
ΔR²		.06^*			.04			.04^*
Step 2
Mindfulness × Depression/anxiety	.03	.06	.05	.00	.06	.00	.00	.00	−.02
Model R²		.08			.05			.42
ΔR²		.00			.00			.00

B=Unstandardized estimate; SE=standard error; β=standardized estimate; Model R²=total variance explained in the dependent variable; ΔR²=variance explained in the dependent variable by the set of variables added at each step.

In addition to variables displayed (mindfulness, depression/anxiety, and mindfulness × depression/anxiety), estimates were adjusted for ^acold-pressor test start time and pre-cold-pressor test pain;

pre-cold-pressor test unpleasantness and cold-pressor test duration;

pre-cold-pressor test negative affect.

^***

p<.001,

^**

p<.01,

p<.05,

^{^}

p<.10.