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. 2019 Jun 6;14(6):e0218017. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0218017

Table 10. Hierarchical multiple regression examining the influence of familiarity of music and music-specific efficacy beliefs on negative affect regulation in 20 younger adults and 20 older adults assigned to a self-chosen music listening intervention.

Stress Regulation Nervous Regulation Upset Regulation Sadness Regulation Depressed affect Regulation
F(4,35) = 23.23, p < .001,
R2 = .73, Adj R2 = .70.
F(4,35) = 14.43, p < .001,
R2 = .62, Adj R2 = .58
F(4,35) = 19.09, p < .001,
R2 = .66, Adj R2 = .62
F(4,35) = 14.08, p < .001,
R2 = .62, Adj R2 = .57
F(4,35) = 4.40, p < .01,
R2 = .33, Adj R2 = .26
Predictors β Fch R2 ch β Fch R2 ch β Fch R2 ch β Fch R2 ch β Fch R2 ch
Step 1 37.19*** .65 25.93*** .56 23.17*** .53 18.48*** .47 2.96 .09
(i) Baseline NA .29** .52*** .09 .20 .30
(ii) NA Reactivity .83*** .91*** .75*** .78*** .36*
Step 2 3.75* .05 1.81 .02 5.40** .09 5.34** .10 5.17* .17
(i) Familiarity .09 .08 .20* .20 .30*
(ii) Perceived Efficacy .23* .19 .27* .28** .36*

Notes

* p < .05

** p < .01

*** p < .001.

N = 40; Fch = F change; R2 ch = Adjusted R2 change.