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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 11.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2016 Oct 20;29(3):957–969. doi: 10.1017/S0954579416000961

Table 2.

Regression models indicating that supportive parenting is a predictor of TNFm (age 20) and young adult perceived stress (age 19). (N = 382).

TNFm
 Stress (age 19)
b β b β
Supportive parenting (ages 11-13) .055*
(.026)		 .058 −1.107**
(.289)		 −.185
Sex (1= males) .022
(.061)		 .012 −1.904**
(.677)		 −.159
SES-risk (ages 11-13) .041
(.029)		 .043 −.053
(.294)		 −.009
Factor 1 cell-type .569**
(.031)		 .601 −.171
(.305)		 −.029
Factr 2 cell-type .489**
(.032)		 .517 −.048
(.328)		 −.008
Factor 3 cell-type −.104**
(.028)		 −.110 .218
(.337)		 .036
Factor 4 cell-type −.139**
(.036)		 −.147 −.007
(.290)		 −.001
Log of CRP −.034
(.025)		 −.036 .031
(.291)		 .005
Constant −.003
(.036)		 28.242**
(.424)
R2 .677 .069

Notes: Unstandardized (b) and standardized coefficients (β) shown with robust standard errors in parentheses; supportive parenting (ages 11-13), SES-risk (ages 11-13), factors cell-type, and CRP are standardized by z-transformation (mean = 0 and SD = 1).

†

p ≤ .10,

*

p ≤ .05,

**

p ≤ .01 (two-tailed tests).