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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 25.
Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2021 Mar 11;35(4):457–467. doi: 10.1037/fam0000822

Table 3.

Regression Models Examining the Effects of Racial Discrimination and Change in Protective Parenting Behaviors on Change in Depressive Symptoms (N = 295)

Δ Depressive symptoms
Model 1
Model 2
Variables b β b β
Racial discrimination .88* .14 .81* .12
(.41) (.40)
Δ PPB −.62 −.10 −.51 −.08
(.37) (.36)
Racial discrimination × Δ PPB −.74* −.12
(.30)
ProSAAF intervention −.62 −.05
(.76)
Youth sex (1 = male) −1.65* −.13 −1.70* −.13
(.76) (.77)
Youth age −.01 −.01 .07 .01
(.41) (.41)
Financial stress −.05 −.02 −.04 −.01
(.16) (.16)
Married-parent families .94 .07 .99 .07
(.83) (.83)
Number of children .38 .09 .40 .09
(.25) (.25)
Parental education −1.13 −.05 −1.16 −.06
(1.25) (1.24)
Constant .89 .10
(5.28) (5.40)
R-square .05 .07

Note: Unstandardized (b) and standardized (β) coefficients shown with robust standard errors in parentheses. Δ = change in a variable from pre-test to post-test; PPB = Intervention Targeted protective parenting behavior; racial discrimination and Δ PPB are standardized by ztransformation (mean = 0 and SD = 1).

p ≤ .10

*

p ≤ .05

**

p ≤ .01 (two-tailed tests).