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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 3.

Hierarchical multiple linear regression analyses evaluating the main and moderating effects of dispositional mindfulness on cortisol response to a cold-pressor stress test

	Peak Cortisol Response^a			Cortisol AUC_g^b			Cortisol AUC_i^b

Predictors	B	SE	β	B	SE	β	B	SE	β
Step 1
Mindfulness	−.23	.25	−.08	7.26	11.7	−.06	2.13	9.78	.02
Depression/anxiety	−1.85^*	.74	−.22^*	−74.00^*	33.6	−.22^*	−12.90	28.00	−.05
Model R²		.30^***			.11^**			.01
ΔR ²		.04^*			.04^{^}			.00
Step 2
Mindfulness × Depression/anxiety	−.07	.06	−.11	−3.61	2.58	−.13	−4.02^{^}	2.14	.19^{^}
Model R²		.31^***			.13^**			.04^{^}
ΔR ²		.01			.02			.04^{^}

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. AUC_g=area under the curve with respect to ground; AUC_i=area under the curve with respect to increase.

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 cortisol;

cold-pressor test start time.

^***

p<.001,

^**

p<.01,

p<.05,

^{^}

p<.10.