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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychobiol. 2018 Jun 21;60(6):739–747. doi: 10.1002/dev.21747

Table 2.

Hierarchical Regression Models predicting Children’s Aggressive Behaviors

Model 1 Model 2

Parameter B (β) CI B (β) CI
Sex (male = 0) −2.39 (−.23)* −.42 to −.35 −2.45 (−.23)* −.41 to −.05
Maternal Education 0.74 (.16)^ −.02 to .34 0.87 (.19)* .12 to .37
Child Age in Months −0.37 (−.09) −.27 to .08 −0.40 (−.10) .27 to .07
Attention Problems 0.55 (.24)** .03 to .43 0.47 (.20)* .02 to .39
Rejecting Child-rearing Attitudes 3.09 (.34)** .14 to .53 3.09 (.34)** .15 to .53
Child’s Baseline RSA 0.35 (.08) −.12 to .27 −0.13 (−.03) −.23 to .17
Child’s Δ RSA 0.07 (.01) −.18 to .19 0.71 (.07) −.23 to .28
Child’s Baseline RSA X
Rejecting Child-rearing Attitudes
- - 0.27 (.04) −.17 to .24
Child’s Δ RSA X
Rejecting Child-rearing Attitudes
- - −4.67 (−.29)** −.49 to −.09

Total R2 (Δ R2) .38 (−) .44 (.06)

Notes: p ≤ .10^,p ≤ .05*,p ≤ .01**; continuous predictors centered; higher order interactions non-significant; CI = confidence interval; RSA = Respiratory Sinus Arrythmia