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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2017 Feb 1;47(SUP1):S255–S263. doi: 10.1080/15374416.2016.1270831

Table 3.

Results of individual hierarchical linear regressions testing peer experiences as predictors of increases in youth anxiety severity from baseline to 12-month follow-up.

Predictor (Step 2 variable) Dependent variable Predictor (Step 2 variable) Dependent variable Predictor (Step 2 variable) Dependent variable
12-month youth anxiety severity 12-month youth anxiety severity 12-month youth anxiety severity
b ΔR2 b ΔR2 b ΔR2
Step 1 .30** Step 1 .30** Step 1 .30**
    Intervention group 2.09**     Intervention group 2.09**     Intervention group 2.09**
    Annual family income −.43     Annual family income −.43     Annual family income −.43
    Youth age −17     Youth age −.17     Youth age −.17
    Female gender 1.35*     Female gender 1.35*     Female gender 1.35*
    Baseline youth anxiety severity .40**     Baseline youth anxiety severity .40**     Baseline youth anxiety severity .40**
b ΔR2 due to predictor b ΔR2 due to predictor b ΔR2 due to predictor
Step 2 .08** Step 2 .03* Step 2 .01
    Peer Victimization .66**     Social Support – Classmates 1.62*     Social Support – Close friends .84
    Intervention group 2.67**     Intervention group 2.91**     Intervention group 2.91**
    Annual family income −.41     Annual family income −.49     Annual family income −.46
    Youth age .08     Youth age .03     Youth age .08
    Female gender 1.38*     Female gender 1.38*     Female gender 1.42*
    Baseline youth anxiety severity .37**     Baseline youth anxiety severity .46**     Baseline youth anxiety severity .43**

Note. Regression coefficients are unstandardized.

**

p<.01

*

p<.05