Table 3.

Predictive models of resilience according to protective socio-demographic and psychosocial variables

	R2c	F	B	SE	t	β	C.I. (95%) para B		1- β	f2
							L.L.	U.L.
Model 1	.54	315.24**							.23	.34
Gender			.13	.01	1.78ns	.42	.12	.98
Age			.12	.29	1.45ns	.70	.02	.32
Edcuational level			.30	.83	3.18*	.12	.15	.81
Employment			.22	.42	4.22*	.21	.19	.34
Self-Efficacy			.43	.91	6.18*	.10	.12	.18
Optimism			.82	.79	4.45*	.33	.67	.91
Hope			.89	.19	2.34*	.27	.81	2.3
Growth			−.02	.21	-.73ns	-,12	−.05	.51
Model 2	.67	512.80**							.96	11.3
Educational level			.39	.03	12.32*	.56	.22	.46
Employment			.67	.28	10.73*	2.12	−.45	6.01
Self-Efficacy			.41	.91	16.78**	5.12	1.12	7.98
Optimism			.82	.79	14.45**	4.31	.27	3.11
Hope			−.89	.19	-.34ns	.27	−.21	5.23
Model 3	.82	1053.60**							1	19.2
Educational level			.28	.36	22.67**	.47	.11	.34
Employment			.03	.51	19.89**	.29	.01	.09
Self-Efficacy			.82	.23	28.39**	.42	.71	.92
Optimism			.78	.18	14.22**	.31	.63	.84

R^2c = Corrected determination coefficient; F = contrast statistic (ANOVA); *p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01; ns = not significant; B = non-standardized coefficient; SE = standard error; t = predictive variable contrast statistic; g.l. = degrees of freedom; β = result of the regression or beta equation; C.I. = confidence intervals; L.L. = lower limit; U.L. = upper limit; 1- β = statistical power; f² = effect size