Table 2.

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

	Positive affect			Negative affect			Depression			Anxiety			Stress
	R²	R² change	β	R²	R² change	β	R²	R² change	β	R²	R² change	β	R²	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.