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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2017 Nov 8;90(3):e339–e355. doi: 10.1111/cdev.12986

Table 4.

Hierarchical Linear Regression Examining the Main Effect of Group and the Moderating Effect of Parenting Quality on Peer Problems

Dependent variable
Observer-rated peer problems
Teacher-rated peer problems
b (SE) t Value ΔR2 b (SE) t Value ΔR2
1. Sex .05 (.03) 1.83* .08* .08 (.03)   3.03** .13***
 Group—FC −.04 (.04) −1.19 −.07 (.03) −2.26*
 Group—NA −.10 (.03) −2.96** −.11 (.03)   −3.70***
2. Parenting −.00 (.01) −0.21 .00 −.03 (.02)   −2.80** .05**
3. FC × Parenting .08 (.03) 2.45* .05*  .04 (.03)  1.26 .01
 NA × Parenting  .00 (.03) −0.07  .03 (.03)  0.89

Note. For the factored group variable, PI is always used as the reference group. PI = postinstitutionalized; FC = foster care; NA = nonadopted.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.