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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Posit Psychol. 2017 Dec 15;14(3):292–302. doi: 10.1080/17439760.2017.1414296

Table 2.

Regressions and Multi-level Models Predicting Subjective Well-being

Sample 1 95% CI

b SE β t p LB UB

Intercept 4.79 .03 147.88 < .001 4.72 4.85
Age .01 .003 .12 4.85 < .001 .01 .02
Gender −.07 .03 −.05 −2.10 .04 −.13 −.004
Gratitude .76 .04 .49 19.56 < .001 .69 .84
Age x Gratitude .002 .003 .02 .59 .56 −.01 .01

Sample 2 95% CI

b SE β t p LB UB Fchange

Intercept 4.31 .01 345.66 < .001 4.28 4.33
Age −.06 .01 −.05 −6.95 < .001 −.07 −.04 48.28
Gender −.07 .01 −.04 −5.45 < .001 −.09 −.04 29.69
Gratitude 1.08 .02 .45 58.99 < .001 1.04 1.11 3479.80
Age x Gratitude .003 .01 .002 .24 .81 −.02 .03 .06

Sample 3 95% CI

b SE β t p LB UB

Intercept 4.52 .05 91.17 < .001 4.42 4.62
Age −.003 .001 −.04 −2.19 .03 −.01 −.0003
Gender −.06 .02 −.06 −3.32 .001 −.10 −.03
Gratitude .67 .02 .65 40.15 < .001 .63 .70
Age x Gratitude .002 .001 .03 2.25 .02 .0003 .005

Note. Gender: −1 = Men; 1 = Women