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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Assess. 2018 Jun 21;30(12):1612–1624. doi: 10.1037/pas0000616

Table 5.

Hierarchical linear regression models predicting total affective lability

Criterion	Step	R²	Δ R²	Model	β	Tolerance	VIF
Affective Lability	1	.17	.17 ^*	FFNI Antagonism	.41 ^*	1.00	1.00
	2	.53	.36 ^*	FFNI Antagonism	−.01	.67	1.49
				g-FLUX	.73 ^*	.67	1.49
Affective Lability	1	.15	.15 ^*	FFNI Neuroticism	.39 ^*	1.00	1.00
	2	.55	.40 ^*	FFNI Neuroticism	.16	.88	1.13
				g-FLUX	.67 ^*	.88	1.13
Affective Lability	1	.03	.03	FFNI Extraversion	.17	1.00	1.00
	2	.54	.51 ^*	FFNI Extraversion	−.09	.88	1.13
				g-FLUX	.76 ^*	.88	1.13
Affective Lability	1	.25	.25 ^*	PNI Grandiosity	.50 ^*	1.00	1.00
	2	.55	.30 ^*	PNI Grandiosity	.17	.74	1.36
				g-FLUX	.64 ^*	.74	1.36
Affective Lability	1	.48	.48 ^*	PNI Vulnerability	.69 ^*	1.00	1.00
	2	.62	.14 ^*	PNI Vulnerability	.38 ^*	.59	1.69
				g-FLUX	.48 ^*	.59	1.69

Note.

= p < .001, italics = p < .01. FFNI = Five-Factor Narcissism Inventory, PNI = Pathological Narcissism Inventory.