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. 2021 May 7;16(5):e0250960. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0250960

Table 2. Cross-sectional and longitudinal SEM regressing 7th grade mindfulness on social ecology factors.

Cross-Sectional: 7th Grade Predictors of 7th Grade Mindfulness (N = 4,584) Longitudinal: 4th Grade Predictors of 7th Grade Mindfulness (N = 4,586)
B [95% CI] β p B [95% CI] β p
Main Effects
Self-reg -- -- -- .24 [.17, .31] .23 < .001
Gender -.08 [-.11, -.04] -.07 < .001 -.04 [-.07, .00] -.04 .034
Victim -.08 [-.13, -.03] -.07 .002 -.07 [-.11, -.02] -.07 .002
Adults .27 [.21, .32] .23 < .001 .05 [.00, .11] .05 .052
Peers .34 [.28, .40] .30 < .001 .04 [-.03, .10] .03 .259
2-way Interactions
Victim * Adults -.05 [-.10, .00] -.04 .038 -.01 [-.05, .04] -.01 .677
Victim * Peers -.01 [-.05, .04] -.01 .786 -.04 [-.08, .00] -.04 .027
Adults * Peers .01 [-.04, .06] .01 .646 .03 [-.02, .07] .03 .209

Dependent variable = 7th grade mindfulness; Self-reg = self-regulation; Gender (0 = F, 1 = M); Victim = victimization; Adults = connectedness with adults at home; Peers = peer belonging. Note that main effects are from models without 2-way interactions; 2-way interactions are reported from models testing each 2-way interaction separately.