Table 4.

Multiple Regression Results from PROCESS Models: Child Health.

(a) Predictors of Young Children’s Health at Time 1 (N = 76).
Predictor	β	SE	t	95% CI		p
				LL	UL
Constant	4.466	0.400	11.161	3.668	5.265	0.000
Witness Arrest (X)	0.074	0.061	1.210	−0.048	0.195	0.231
SDQ Emotional Symptoms (W)	−0.014	0.090	−0.157	−0.194	0.166	0.876
X ∗ W	−0.042	0.018	−2.263	−0.078	−0.005	0.027
M ∗ M	0.003	0.033	0.087	−0.064	0.069	0.931
Child Gender	−0.010	0.178	−0.058	−0.366	0.345	0.954
Child Age	−0.069	0.050	−1.366	−0.169	0.032	0.176
Jailed Parent Race	0.121	0.182	0.664	−0.242	0.484	0.509
Model Summary R2 = 0.173, F(8,67) = 1.758, p = 0.101
(b) Predictors of Young Children’s Health at Time 2 (N = 76).
Predictor	β	SE	t	95% CI		p
				LL	UL
Constant	2.418	0.639	3.785	1.142	3.694	0.001
Witness Arrest (X)	−0.105	0.058	−1.806	−0.221	0.011	0.075
Emotional Reactions to Parents Leaving (M)	0.003	0.102	0.029	−0.201	0.207	0.977
SDQ Emotional Symptoms (W)	−0.053	0.085	−0.627	−0.223	0.117	0.533
X ∗ W	0.030	0.018	1.639	−0.006	0.065	0.106
X ∗ M	−0.022	0.031	−0.702	−0.085	0.041	0.485
Child Gender	0.014	0.168	0.085	−0.321	0.350	0.933
Child Age	−0.068	0.048	−1.414	−0.164	0.028	0.162
Jailed Parent Race	0.117	0.184	0.636	−0.251	0.486	0.527
Child Health at Time 1	0.557	0.115	4.831	0.327	0.787	0.001
X ∗ M F(1,65) = 6.009, p = 0.017
Model Summary R2 = 0.369, F(9,66) = 4.295, p < 0.001

Note. CI = Confidence Interval; LL = Lower Level; UL = Upper Level; SDQ = Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire.