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Published in final edited form as: School Ment Health. 2019 Jun 28;12(1):124–135. doi: 10.1007/s12310-019-09335-z

Table 3.

Multivariate Regressions Substituting Victimization Components for the Aggregate Victimization Index

	Depression [β], n=7347			Suicidality [β], n=7344			Psychological well-being [β], n=7328
	Stepl	Step2	Step3	Stepl	Step2	Step3	Stepl	Step2	Step3
F	19.39	99.14	109.75	5.15	91.51	90.21	9.47	168.77	352.22
R²	.02	.16	.20	.01	.15	.17	.01	.24	.45
Adult Violence		.17^***	.12^***		.15^***	.11^***		−18^***	−.07^***
Bullying		.18^***	.17^***		.14^***	.13^***		−.18^***	−.14^***
Felt unsafe		.11^***	.07^***		.13^***	.10^***		−.15^***	−.07^***
Dating Violence		.03^**	.03^*		.10^***	.10^***		−.04^***	−.02^*
Poverty		.07^***	.02		.08^***	.04^***		−.21^***	−.10^***

Note, /βtandardized coefficient. All model statistics and R²Δ values are significant p ≤ .001. Variables tested in these regression models are identical to those in table 2 except for interpersonal adversity subscales for the cumulative measure; coefficients for other variables are nearly equivalent to the table 2 so are not shown.

p<0.05

^**

p<0.01

^***

p<0.00l.