Table 2.

Regression models with main effect of OGMneg predicting contemporaneous and prospective depressive symptoms and maternal depression interactions.

	Contemporaneous depressive symptoms					Prospective depressive symptoms
	(n = 3,154)					(n = 2,345)
	Model change			Coefficients		Model change			Coefficients
	R2	p	β	B (95% CI)	p	R2	p	β	B (95% CI)	p
Step 1: Covariates	0.018	<0.001				0.158	<0.001
Full scale IQ			−0.005	−0.020 (−0.158, 0.117)	0.773			−0.024	−0.139 (−0.355, 0.078)	0.209
Age			0.015	0.075 (−0.103, 0.254)	0.407			−0.007	−0.068 (−0.438, 0.303)	0.720
Gender			0.116	0.878 (0.615, 1.140)	<0.001			0.195	2.153 (1.738, 2.568)	<0.001
Maternal depression			0.066	0.679 (0.324, 1.034)	<0.001			0.072	1.106 (0.529, 1.683)	<0.001
Age 12.5 depressive symptoms								0.309	1.779 (1.562, 1.996)	<0.001
Step 2: Main effect	Δ0.011	<0.001				Δ0.005	<0.001
OGMneg			0.107	0.406 (0.275, 0.537)	<0.001			0.074	0.410 (0.202, 0.617)	<0.001
Step 3: Moderation by maternal depression	Δ<0.001	0.388				Δ<0.001	0.791
OGMneg x Maternal Depression Status			0.017	0.159 (−0.202, 0.519)	0.388			−0.005	−0.080 (−0.675, 0.514)	0.791

OGMneg – overgeneral autobiographical memory to negative cues. Results significant at p < 0.05 are indicated in bold.