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Table 5.

Results of multiple regression analysis (dependent variable: suicide as a solution)

Step	Predictors (N = 239)	B	95% CI of B*		SE^*_B	β	p*
Step	Predictors (N = 239)	B	Lower	Upper	SE^*_B	β	p*
1	Religiousness	.019	− .002	.038	.010	.122	.057
2	Religiousness	.018	− .002	.037	.010	.117	.076
	General mental health problems	− .016	− .043	.007	.013	− .090	.236
3	Religiousness	.020	− .001	.042	.011	.131	.065
	General mental health problems	.002	− .025	.030	.014	.011	.883
	Autonomy	.027	− .030	− .087	.030	.085	.379
	Environmental mastery	− .010	− .086	.071	.041	− .035	.814
	Personal growth	− .023	− .063	.101	.042	− .057	.572
	Positive relations with others	.020	− .105	.063	.027	.060	.464
	Purpose in life	.022	− .041	.084	.032	.061	.471
	Self-acceptance	.041	− .065	.135	.051	.136	.422

*Significance testing based on bootstrapped SE. Bootstrap based on 1000 samples

Step 1: R² = .015, F(1, 237) = 3.560, p > .05

Step 2: R² = .023, F(2, 236) = 2.754, p > .05, ΔR² = .008, F(1, 236) = 1.935, p > .05

Step 3: R² = .054, F(8, 230) = 1.635, p > .05, ΔR² = .031, F(6, 230) = 1.256, p > .05