Table 4.

Key estimates from multi-level structural equation models simultaneously estimating associations among suicidal ideation, negative affect and impulsivity, and perceptions of others during interactions (Model Set 3).

	Negative Affect ↔ Impulsivity
	(A) warmth		(B) dominance
	Estimate (CI)	β	Estimate (CI)	β
within-person estimates
perception → SI [c]	.005 [−.002, .013]	.116	−.003 [−.011, .006]	−.016
perception → NA [a-NA]	−.014 [−.016, −.012]	−.407	.009 [.007, .012]	.230
perception → Imp [a-Imp]	−.199 [−.244,−.155]	−.188	.159 [.114, .204]	.133
NA → SI [b-NA]	.467 [.305, .660]	.194	.470 [.323, .621]	.199
Imp → SI [b-Imp]	.000 [−.009, .007]	.000	.001 [−.008, .008]	−.011
NA ↔ Imp	2.640 [2.45, 2.83]	.301	3.27 [3.06, 3.50]	.331
between-person estimates
perception → SI	−.010 [−.031, .016]	−.073	−.007 [−.028, .017]	−.054
perception → NA	−.014 [−.020, −.007]	−.316	.009 [.004, .015]	.248
perception → Imp	−.362 [−.606, −.101]	−.219	.432 [.213, .642]	.296
NA → SI	1.264 [.701, 1.809]	.416	1.31 [.67, 1.97]	.403
Imp → SI	.007 [−.005, .022]	.095	.014 [−.006, .030]	.160
NA ↔ Imp	4.60 [3.19, 6.25]	.494	4.50 [3.12, 6.22]	.482

Note. N=186 (between), N=9009 (within); → indicates regression, ↔ indicates correlation between variables; β parameter estimates are standardized. 95% credibility intervals of unstandardized parameter estimates are in parentheses. Bolded values indicate the credibility interval does not contain zero; perception = degree to which interaction partners’ behavior is perceived to be warm / dominant, NA = negative affect, Imp = impulsivity, SI = suicidal ideation.