Table 3.

Harmfulness of Malevolent Ideas (MCT) and Use of Specific Strategies During Reappraisal of Anger-eliciting Events (RIT).

Reappraisal strategies	R²	r	p	sr	B	SE	β	p	95% CI [LL, UL]
Problem-oriented thinking	.09	-.20	.092	-.27	-.02	.01	-.31	.024	[-.03, -.01]
Positive re-interpretations		-.13	.263	-.06	-.01	.01	-.07	.603	[-.02, .01]
De-emphasizing		-.10	.393	-.15	-.01	<.01	-.19	.187	[-.01, .00]
Revenge-related ideation		.02	.889	.06	-.01	.01	.07	.602	[-.02, .03]

Note. Standard multiple regression analysis; F(4,68) = 1.72, p = .157; R² = proportions of variance explained by the model in total, r = Pearson correlation; sr = semipartial correlation, B = unstandardized beta weight, SE = standard error for B, β = standardized beta weight, CI = confidence interval, LL = lower limit, UL = upper limit.