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. 2019 Jan 8;6(1):e10844. doi: 10.2196/10844

Table 2.

Multilevel models of trait well-being measures.

Dependent and independent variable		Estimate (SE)	t value (df)	P value	Pearson r effect size
Acceptance
	Time	0.19 (0.09)	2.12 (84)	.04^a	0.23
	Group	0.28 (0.20)	1.40 (84)	.17	0.15
	Time×group	0.24 (0.12)	1.93 (84)	.06^b	0.21
Awareness
	Time	0.30 (0.11)	2.65 (84)	.01^a	0.28
	Group	0.26 (0.20)	1.28 (84)	.20	0.14
	Time×group	0.13 (0.15)	0.83 (84)	.41	0.10
Openness
	Time	0.04 (0.10)	0.43 (84)	.67	0.05
	Group	0.47 (0.19)	2.49 (84)	.01^a	0.26
	Time×group	−0.07 (0.14)	−0.50 (84)	.62	−0.05
Alerting effect
	Time	−0.03 (0.19)	−0.14 (84)	.89	−0.02
	Group	−0.09 (0.22)	−0.43 (84)	.67	−0.05
	Time×group	0.37 (0.26)	1.43 (84)	.16	0.15
Orienting effect
	Time	−0.03 (0.18)	−0.18 (84)	.85	−0.02
	Group	−0.10 (0.22)	−0.45 (84)	.65	−0.05
	Time×group	0.36 (0.25)	1.43 (84)	.16	0.15
Conflict monitoring
	Time	0.10 (0.15)	0.65 (84)	.52	0.07
	Group	0.30 (0.22)	1.40 (84)	.16	0.15
	Time×group	−0.47 (0.21)	−2.29 (84)	.02^a	−0.24

^aRepresents significant findings.

^bRepresents marginal findings.