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Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2019 Oct 16;48(11):2152–2164. doi: 10.1007/s10964-019-01146-4

Table 3.

Summary of Effects for Linear Multilevel Models of Emotional Reactivity: Predicting Negative and Positive Emotions at T0 to Perceived peer rejection at T0 and Moderation of Depressive Symptoms (Controlling for Gender and Previous Emotions).

	Negative emotions		Positive emotions

Fixed Effects	γ	SE	γ	SE
Intercept	1.61^***	0.03	5.07^***	0.05
Gender^a	0.08	0.07	0.05	0.10
Emotions T−1	0.35^***	0.04	0.32^***	0.04
Perceived peer rejection	0.23^***	0.04	−0.28^***	0.05
Depressive symptoms^a	0.65^***	0.08	−0.75^***	0.11
Perceived peer rejection × depressive symptoms^a	0.19^*	0.08	−0.21^*	0.10
Random Effects	τ	LR Test	τ	LR Test
Intercept	0.24^***	110.20	0.43^***	179.20
Perceived peer rejection	0.14^***	77.30	0.11^**	10.90

Note. The likelihood ratio (LR) test represents the difference between the −2 log likelihood of a model that treats the effect of perceived peer rejection as random and one that does not.

These are between-individual variables.

p < 0.05

^**

p < 0.01

^***

p < 0.00.