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Published in final edited form as: Arch Womens Ment Health. 2018 Jun 2;21(6):777–784. doi: 10.1007/s00737-018-0865-7

Table 2.

Childhood Maltreatment-by-Depression-by-Resilience Interaction Predicts PSOC

Predictor Variables B SE p 95% CI
Model 1: Main Effects
Childhood Maltreatment −1.73 1.01 .046 −3.32, −.20
Depression −.05 .02 .059 −.10, −.01
Resilience .09 .04 .020 −.02, .16
Model 2:Two-way Interactions
Childhood Maltreatment −1.71 1.08 .087 −3.91, .06
Depression −.07 .05 .141 −.14, .03
Resilience .05 .10 .4855 −.09, .17
CM-by-Depression .01 .06 .809 −.10, .10
CM-by-Resilience .05 .11 .489 −.08, .21
Depression-by-Resilience −.00 .00 .192 −.01, .00
Model 3: Three-way Interaction
Childhood Maltreatment −2.41 1.17 .029 −4.59, −.42
Depression −.08 .05 .055 −.15, .01
Resilience −.10 .11 .125 −.03, .26
CM-by-Depression .02 .06 .679 −.09, .11
CM-by-Resilience .00 .12 .982 −.18, .16
Depression-by-Resilience .01 .01 .091 −.00, .01
3-way-interaction −.01 .00 .025 −.02, −.00