Table 3.

Study 1 Unstandardized Estimates for the Multilevel Model of Predictors of Technoference

	Estimate	Standard Error
Intercept	2.61***	(.10)
Parent age	−.005	(.02)
Family income	−.002	(.002)
Ethnicity	.18	(.24)
Education	−.30	(.17)
Marital status	.21	(.31)
Relationship length	.03	(.02)
Gender	−.74***	(.14)
Attachment anxiety	.26***	(.07)
Attachment avoidance	.07	(.08)
Agreeableness	−.004	(.01)
Neuroticism	−.005	(.01)
Depression	−.005	(.01)
Problematic phone use	.08	(.06)
Partner problematic phone use	.46***	(.08)
Gender X Partner prob. phone use	−.22*	(.11)
General media use	.08	(.06)
Partner general media use	.13*	(.06)

Note.

^*p < .05

^**p < .01

^***p < .001.

Gender is coded 0 = female and 1 = male; for interactions, the main effect is for women, and the interaction is the value to add to the main effect in order to get the effect for men. Non-significant interactions were trimmed from the model. Variables were coded as follows: Gender (1 = male, 0 = female), Ethnicity (0 = Caucasian, 1 = other race), Education (1 = college grad., 0 = less education than college grad.), and Marital status (1 = living together, not married, 0 = married). Except for the above mentioned variables, all other variables were grand mean centered. Family income was in $1,000 units.