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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 18.
Published in final edited form as: Child Abuse Negl. 2012 Mar 16;36(3):226–235. doi: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2011.10.012

Table 4.

Hierarchical Regression Analyses for Longitudinal Prediction of Child Coping Competence.

Variable Social CC
Achievement CC
Affective CC
B SE B β B SE B β B SE B β
Center .011 .017 .027 −.010 .015 −.025 −.005 .016 −.012
Sex .000 .017 .000 −.015 .015 −.038 .003 .016 −.006
Ethnicity −.030 .019 −.070 −.008 .018 −.021 −.035 .019 −.085
Income .034 .020 .076 .013 .018 .034 .054 .020 .128**
Attendance −.004 .018 −.010 .012 .016 .028 .014 .018 .032
T1 coping competence .173 .018 .401 .195 .016 .511** .182 .017 .436**
Beh Prob – T2 ECBI-2 −.163 .018 −.384** −.091 .016 −.237** −.133 .017 −.332**
Child abuse potential .007 .019 .017 −.010 .017 −.025 −.013 .019 −.032
Sex × CAPI .011 .018 .026 .000 .016 .001 −.012 .017 −.030
Ethnicity × CAPI .012 .017 .027 .019 .016 .047 −.004 .017 −.010

Note: ECBII, Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory-2; CAPI, pre-intervention Child Abuse Potential Inventory; and CC, follow up Coping Competence.

**

p < .01.