Table 7.

Regression model results—association of home visiting estimated content dosage to Time 2 outcomes, controlling for Time 1 status

Outcome	Standardized beta (B)	T	Sig.
AAPI
1. Total number of home visits	− .083	− 1.10	.274
2. Estimated dosage of self-care	− .043	− .560	.577
3. Estimated dosage of parenting	− .051	− .658	.512
4. Estimated dosage of life course	− .032	− .416	.679
5. Estimated dosage of support network/referrals	− .052	− .667	.506
Parenting Stress Index
1. Total number of home visits	− .113	− 1.120	.267
2. Estimated dosage of self-care	− .177	− 1.817	.074†
3. Estimated dosage of parenting	− .249	− 2.632	.011*
4. Estimated dosage of life course	− .170	− 1.742	.086†
5. Estimated dosage of support network/referrals	− .172	− 1.733	.088†
UpStart
1. Total number of home visits	.007	.069	.946
2. Estimated dosage of self-care	.161	1.586	.118
3. Estimated dosage of parenting	.076	.740	.462
4. Estimated dosage of life course	.116	1.131	.262
5. Estimated dosage of support network/referrals	.142	1.378	.173

Regression coefficients represent the effect of each of five dosage predictors [number of visits received (1) and type of home visit content (2–5)] on Time 2 outcomes controlling for Time 1 outcomes and for the following covariates: white/non-white, high school education, married/partnered, total depression score (PHQ scale), total number of adverse childhood experiences

^†p ≤ .10; *p < .05; **p < .01