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Published in final edited form as: J Police Crim Psychol. 2017 Dec 13;33(3):227–232. doi: 10.1007/s11896-017-9246-9

Table 2.

Results of regression models testing interactions between facets of dispositional mindfulness and police stressors on perceived stress

Perceived stress
		R²	β	SE	B	p
Model 1		.32				<.001
	PSQ Org		−.26	.06	−.04	.53
	AWA		−.88	.30	−.74	.02
	PSQ Org × AWA		.63	.01	.01	.18
Model 2		.34				<.001
	PSQ Org		−.66	.07	−.10	.170
	NJ		−1.20	.30	−.91	.004
	PSQ Org × NJ		1.15	.01	.01	.04
Model 3		.20				.002
	PSQ Org		.25	.07	.04	.60
	NR		−.33	.35	−.31	.38
	PSQ Org × NR		.10	.01	.001	.86
Model 4		.32				<.001
	PSQ Op		.43	.07	.07	.33
	AWA		−.35	.27	−.30	.27
	PSQ Op × AWA		−.15	.01	−.01	.76
Model 5		.30				<.001
	PSQ Op		.68	.08	.10	.20
	NJ		−.16	.27	−.12	.66
	PSQ Op × NJ		−.43	.01	−.01	.45
Model 6		.28				<.001
	PSQ Op		1.32	.06	.20	.002
	NR		.36	.26	.34	.20
	PSQ Op × NR		−1.18	.01	−.01	.01

Note: All values presented at regression Step 3. PSQ Org = Police Stress Questionnaire: Organizational subscale, PSQ Op = Police Stress Questionnaire: Operational subscale, AWA = Act with awareness facet of Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire, NJ = Nonjudging facet of Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire, NR = Nonreactivity facet of Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire