Table A2.

Unstandardized and Standardized Parameter Estimates of Initiation Model.

			b	SE	p *	β
Initiation Model
x14	←	Advantages	1.000	-	-	0.682
x15	←	Advantages	1.326	0.122	<0.001	0.907
x16	←	Advantages	1.310	0.118	<0.001	0.907
x17	←	Advantages	1.319	0.127	<0.001	0.847
x18	←	Advantages	1.221	0.115	<0.001	0.750
x19	←	Disadvantages	1.000	-	-	0.344
x20	←	Disadvantages	1.623	0.301	<0.001	0.565
x21	←	Disadvantages	2.292	0.393	<0.001	0.766
x22	←	Disadvantages	2.284	0.399	<0.001	0.793
x23	←	Disadvantages	1.212	0.234	<0.001	0.486
x24	←	Behavioral Confidence	1.000	-	-	0.737
x25	←	Behavioral Confidence	1.072	0.065	<0.001	0.815
x26	←	Behavioral Confidence	1.060	0.065	<0.001	0.773
x27	←	Behavioral Confidence	1.180	0.071	<0.001	0.915
x28	←	Behavioral Confidence	1.150	0.065	<0.001	0.895
x29	←	Physical Environment	1.000	-	-	0.925
x30	←	Physical Environment	0.965	0.048	<0.001	0.818
x31	←	Physical Environment	1.014	0.047	<0.001	0.862
Initiation	←	Advantages	0.594	0.135	<0.001	0.249
Initiation	←	Disadvantages	−0.446	0.169	<0.001	−0.130
Initiation	←	Behavioral Confidence	0.545	0.113	<0.001	0.371
Initiation	←	Physical Environment	0.223	0.102	<0.001	0.156
Advantages		Disadvantages	−0.052	0.019	<0.001	−0.248
Behavioral Confidence		Advantages	0.243	0.033	<0.001	0.500
Behavioral Confidence		Disadvantages	−0.128	0.036	<0.001	−0.380
Physical Environment		Advantages	0.257	0.032	<0.001	0.515
Physical Environment		Disadvantages	−0.099	0.031	<0.001	−0.286
Physical Environment		Behavioral Confidence	0.592	0.060	<0.001	0.730

* Marker variable p values are from tests of standardized effect significance. ← represents connections between nodes (variables). indicates covariance of residuals between sets of variables.