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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Assess. 2019 Apr 18;31(8):974–984. doi: 10.1037/pas0000719

Table 3.

Unique associations between parent/child reports of parenting and the parent-child relationship and the SCIFF codes in adolescence and between observed parenting in early childhood and the SCIFF codes in adolescence

SCIFF codes – explored in a single multivariate model as correlated dependent variables
Harsh parenting Positive parenting Dyadic conflict Dyadic closeness
B (SE) β B (SE) β B (SE) β B (SE) β
Model 1: Parent/child reports at age 15
Harsh parenting .37 (.08) .32*** −.57 (.13) −.35*** .18 (.09) .13* −.36 (.13) −.20**
Positive parenting −.16 (.09) −.16† .15 (.10) .11 −.30 (.10) −.25** .26 (.13) .17*
Dyadic conflict .06 (.08) .06 .04 (.13) .03 .27 (.09) .24** −.12 (.14) −.08
Dyadic closeness .14 (.07) .14* .17 (.12) .12 .07 (.09) .06 −.09 (.13) −.06
Model 2: Observed parenting in early childhood
Harsh parenting .14 (.15) .12 −.26 (.15) −.15† .08 (.17) .05 −.42 (.16) −.23*
Positive parenting .003 (.04) .01 .10 (.06) .13 .05 (.05) .08 .003 (.07) .004

Note. Models accounted for the covariance of predictor variables (i.e., inter-correlations of parent/child reports of parenting and the parent-child relationship at age 15 and of HOME variables in early childhood) and dependent variables (i.e., inter-correlations of SCIFF codes) (see Table 1).