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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 31.
Published in final edited form as: Infancy. 2017 Oct 5;23(2):211–231. doi: 10.1111/infa.12215

TABLE 4.

Regression and Follow-Up Analyses: Predicting Regulation

Model 1—Postnatal depression adjusted
Model 2—Fully adjusted
Regression model β t p 95% CI Regression model β t p 95% CI
 Postnatal depression −.15 −1.63 .106 −.041, .004 Postnatal depression −.14 −1.45 .148 −.040, .006
Child gender .03 0.37 .715 −.176, .255
Gestational age .05 0.63 .532 −.052, .100
Birthweight −.05 −0.52 .606 −.0003, .0002
Maternal education −.01 −0.07 .946 −.104, .098
Welfare status .13 1.04 .298 −.183, .594
HSD11B2 .13 1.68 .095 −.009, .110 HSD11B2 .11 1.33 .186 −.020, .103
 Prenatal depression −.16 −1.68 .094 −.044, .004 Prenatal depression −.14 −1.42 .157 −.042, .007
HSD11B2 × prenatal depression .04 0.42 .675 −.010, .015 HSD11B2 × prenatal depression .02 0.18 .859 −.012, .014
Simple slope analyses for interaction Simple slope analyses for interaction
 Low HSD11B2 (−1 SD) −.19 −1.37 .173 −.060, .011 Low HSD11B2 (−1 SD) −.15 −1.05 .297 −.056, .017
 High HSD11B2 (+1 SD) −.12 −1.10 .275 −.043, .012 High HSD11B2 (+SD) −.12 −1.06 .291 −.044, .013
Regression model β t p 95% CI Regression model β t p 95% CI
 Postnatal depression −.16 −1.72 .088 −.042, .003 Postnatal depression −.14 −1.48 .141 −.041, .006
Child gender .04 0.44 .658 −.170, .269
Gestational age .04 0.45 .657 −.060, .095
Birthweight −.05 −0.51 .611 −.0003, .0002
Maternal education −.02 −0.17 .866 −.111, .093
Welfare status .13 1.10 .274 −.174, .607
NR3C1 −.02 −0.31 .760 −.273, .200 NR3C1 −.03 −0.37 .713 −.290, .199
 Prenatal depression −.14 −1.53 .127 −.041, .005 Prenatal depression −.12 −1.32 .189 −.040, .008
NR3C1 × prenatal depression .04 0.40 .689 −.044, .066 NR3C1 × prenatal depression .02 0.19 .847 −.052, .063
Simple slope analyses for interaction Simple slope analyses for interaction
 Low NR3C1 (−1 SD) −.18 −1.27 .207 −.059, .013 Low NR3C1 (−1 SD) −.14 −0.97 .333 −.056, .019
 High NR3C1 (+1 SD) −.10 −0.81 .422 −.045, .019 High NR3C1 (+1 SD) −.10 −0.80 .424 −.046, .020
Regression model β t p 95% CI Regression model β t p 95% CI
 Postnatal depression −.15 −1.66 .099 −.041, .004 Postnatal depression −.13 −1.40 .164 −.040, .007
Child gender .04 0.45 .653 −.167, .265
Gestational age .05 0.57 .571 −.054, .098
Birthweight −.05 −0.56 .573 −.0003, .0002
Maternal education −.03 −0.24 .809 −.113, .088
Welfare status .14 1.12 .263 −.167, .608
NR3C2 −.09 −1.14 .258 −.246, .066 NR3C2 −.10 −1.24 .218 −.259, .060
 Prenatal depression −.13 −1.43 .154 −.040, .006 Prenatal depression −.11 −1.20 .231 −.038, .009
NR3C2 × prenatal depression −.02 −0.25 .804 −.030, .023 NR3C2 × prenatal depression −.03 −0.45 .655 −.034, .021
Simple slope analyses for interaction Simple slope analyses for interaction
 Low NR3C2 (−1 SD) −.12 −0.90 .369 −.047, .017 Low NR3C2 (−1 SD) −.08 −0.62 .539 −.043, .023
 High NR3C2 (+1 SD) −.15 −1.41 .161 −.046, .008 High NR3C2 (+1 SD) −.15 −1.35 .181 −.046, .009

Note. At Model 1, adjusted for postnatal depression.

At Model 2, adjusted for postnatal depression, child gender, gestational age, birthweight, maternal education, and welfare status.