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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 26.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2019 Mar 28;31(3):871–886. doi: 10.1017/S0954579419000312

Table 2.

Summary of fixed slope and centered intercept effects from multilevel models

Variable Coefficient Standard error t p
Predicting mother positive affect
For intercept
 Intercept 0.081 0.139 0.578 .566
 C1 0.682 0.308 2.215 .032
 C2 −0.019 0.327 −0.058 .954
For slope
 Intercept 0.609 0.086 7.037 <.001
 C1 0.346 0.191 1.812 .077
 C2 0.197 0.203 0.970 .338
Predicting mother negative affect
For intercept
 Intercept −0.042 0.127 −0.332 .742
 C1 −0.165 0.278 −0.592 .557
 C2 −0.370 0.299 −1.237 .223
For slope
 Intercept −0.076 0.094 −0.813 .422
 C1 −0.181 0.206 −0.879 .385
 C2 0.505 0.222 2.274 .029

Note: For Intercept coefficients indicate differences in average mother positive affect, where the intercept is averaged across groups (mean-centered). C1 and C2 indicate contrasts of (a) control versus depressed and self-harm groups and (b) self-harm versus depressed groups, respectively. For Slope coefficients indicate differences in mother–daughter affect correspondence, where the intercept is averaged across groups (mean-centered). C1 and C2 indicate contrasts of (a) control versus depressed and self-harm groups and (b) self-harm versus depressed groups, respectively. Mother and daughter affect intensity ratings were smoothed (see Automated Coding section) and z-scored before modeling analyses.