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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2021 Feb;33(1):323–339. doi: 10.1017/S0954579419001792

Table 3.

ANCOVA results for children’s negative affect and behaviors when visiting their fathers in jail (N = 71)

Dependent variable: Child’s negative affect and behaviorsa
Predictor Sum of squares df Mean square F p Partial η2
Corrected model   8.932   8 1.116 1.718 .112 .181
Intercept   2.206   1 2.206 3.395 .070 .052
Child previously visited father   1.122   1 1.122 1.727 .194 .027
Visit type   0.194   1 0.194 0.299 .587 .005
Child witnessed father’s arrest   0.857   1 0.857 1.319 .255 .021
Child gender   0.484   1 0.484 0.745 .391 .012
Child age in years   1.343   1 1.343 2.068 .155 .032
What child was told   0.100   1 0.100 0.154 .696 .002
Educational outreach condition   1.483   1 1.483 2.282 .136 .036
What Child Was Told × Educational Outreach Condition   0.361   1 0.361 0.555 .459 .009
Error   40.285 62 0.650
Total 139.000 71
Corrected total   49.217 70
R2 = .181
a

Child’s negative affect and behaviors represents the sum of the following codes from the Prison Jail Observation Checklist coded during the child’s visit with the jailed father: angry, whining, and avoidant toward the incarcerated parent; and angry, crying, whining, fearful, and avoidant toward the caregiver.