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. 2021 Mar 31;7(3):e06611. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06611

Table 5.

Hierarchical regression analysis predicting academic performance of pre-university students.

Steps Predictors B SE B Β
1 (Constant) (R2 = .018) 109.746 6.869
GENDER -1.972 1.176 -.080∗
AGE .697 .334 .099
2 (Constant) (ΔR2 = .173) 74.688 7.213
GENDER -1.533 1.069 -.062
AGE .675 .304 .096
Self-directed learning .900 .093 .417∗∗
3 (Constant) (ΔR2 = .324) 55.490 5.702
GENDER -1.766 .829 -.071
AGE .446 .236 .063
Self-directed learning .576 .074 .266∗∗
Interpersonal 2.060 .120 .590∗∗
4 (Constant) (ΔR2 = .297) 22.021 3.771
GENDER -.492 .518 -.020
AGE .268 .147 .038
Self-directed learning .147 .049 .068
Interpersonal 1.500 .078 .429∗∗
Intrapersonal 1.506 .057 .619∗∗

Note: ∗∗p < 0.01, ∗p < 0.05, ΔR2 = R square change, B = unstandardized beta, SE B = standard error for unstandardized beta, β = standardized beta, gender is coded 1 for female and 2 for male, real age is used.