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. 2020 May 28;74:102248. doi: 10.1016/j.janxdis.2020.102248

Table 2.

Hierarchical regression analyses of media use types on psychological outcomes (N = 917).

Positive affect
Negative affect
Depression
Anxiety
Stress
R² change β R² change β R² change β R² change β R² change β
Step 1: .040 .037 .089 .042 .061 .061***
Age .127*** −.153*** −.141*** −.116** −.071
Marital status .031 .074* −.014 .005 .021
Sex −.048 .035 −.089** −.029 −.081*
Family reunion .008 .001 .040 .051 .075*
Family relationship .122*** −.128*** −.240*** −.160*** −.219***
Step 2: .049 .009* .093 .056*** .094 .005 .056 .014** .085 .023***
Age .116** −.168*** −.144*** −.122*** −.081*
Marital status .030 .066 −.017 .001 .015
Sex −.050 .018 −.095** −.038 −.092**
Family reunion .007 −.001 .040 .051 .073*
Family relationship .118*** −.125*** −.238*** −.158*** −.218***
New media .030 .262*** .088* .141*** .167***
Traditional media .076 −.039 −.034 −.041 −.021

Note: *p <0.05; **p <0.01; ***p <0.001.

All partial regression coefficients are standardized.

Sex: 1 = male, 2 = female.