Table 6.

Mediation Models and 95% Confidence Intervals for Indirect Effects of Socioeconomic Status on Psychopathology, Mediated by Executive Functioning

	Externalizing Symptoms 95% Confidence Interval						Internalizing Symptoms 95% Confidence Interval
	Study 1^a			Study 2^b			Study 1^a			Study 2^b
	β	CI_Lower	CI_Upper	β	CI_Lower	CI_Upper	β	CI_Lower	CI_Upper	β	CI_Lower	CI_Upper
Income-to-needs Ratio	−.12^*	−.26	−.003	−.05^*	−.10	−.004	−.12^*	−.28	−.01	−.02	−.06	.02
Highest Parent Education	—	—	—	−.05	−.11	.00	−.12	−.26	.00	−.03	−.08	.01
Food Insecurity	.17^*	.06	.31	.05^*	.003	.10	.16^*	.06	.30	.02	−.02	.07
Family Below Poverty Line	—	—	—	.17^*	.02	.31	—	—	—	.05	−.09	.20

^a.

Study 1 Mediator: BRIEF Behavioral Regulation Index

^b.

Study 2 Mediator: Arrow: Inhibitory Control

95% confidence interval did not include 0

Age and sex were included as covariates in all analyses.