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. 2020 Sep 18;1(3):117–127. doi: 10.1007/s42761-020-00017-7

Table 2.

Model set 1: key coefficients from multilevel models accounted for by negative affect (na)

Perceived affiliation → affiliative behavior Perceived affiliation → dominant behavior
Est β (95% CIs) Est β (95% CIs)
Between-person
  Behi .168 .143 (− .162, .496) .274 .828 (.359, 1.317)
  NAi .257 .878.709, 1.041) .816 .874 (.702, 1.037)
  Perci .817 2.304 (2.011, 2.604) .257 2.303 (.023, 2.613)
  Perci → Behi .953 .715 ( .622, .787) .290 .310 ( .144, .459)
  NAi → Behi .073 .045 ( − .065, .154) − .153 − .135 (− .285, .014)
Within-person
  Interpersonal sensitivity − .128 − .278 (− .299, − .256) − .129 − .279 (− .300, − .256)
  Behavioral reactivity − .614 − .196 (− .222, − .171) − .031 − .005 (− .034, .021)
  Interpersonal responsivity .351 .268 (.247, .288) .136 .094 ( .071, .115)
  Indirect effect .084 (.063, .107) − .013 ( − .032, .005)

Except for the indirect effect, CIs refer to standardized βs which allow comparability across coefficients, while unstandardized coefficients allow to interpret intercepts of our models. Standardizations are derived from MPlus based StdYX parameters, which are done to unit variance. Therefore, the intercept is not zero. The standardized intercept reflects the intercept divided by the model-estimated SD of the dependent variable. N = 207; momentary-level N = 11,519; values in italics are those for which the credibility interval did not contain zero

Perc. perceived affiliation or dominance, Beh. affiliative or dominant behavior