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. 2021 Apr 2;138:176–185. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2021.03.050

Table 2.

Hierarchical Multiple regression analysis results of main (step 1) and interaction effects (step 2).

Step 1 – Main Effects
Variables ß R2



0.52***
Resilience −0.39***
Acceptance 0.14
Active Coping −0.18
Behavioral Disengagement −0.84
Denial 0.69
Emotional Support −1.11*
Humor −0.22
Instrumental Support 1.59***
Planning 0.25
Positive Reframing −0.71
Religion 0.21
Self-Blame 1.92***
Self-Distraction 1.32***
Substance Use 1.08*
Venting
0.64


Step 2 – Interactions Between Resilience and Coping Strategies
Variables
ß
R2
ΔR2
0.61*** 0.089
Resilience x Acceptance 0.06
Resilience x Active Coping −0.04
Resilience x Behavioral Disengagement −0.29
Resilience x Denial 0.06
Resilience x Emotional Support −0.17
Resilience x Humor −0.08
Resilience x Instrumental Support 0.06
Resilience x Planning −0.18*
Resilience x Positive Reframing 0.09
Resilience x Religion 0.02
Resilience x Self-Blame 0.25*
Resilience x Self-Distraction 0.12
Resilience x Substance Use 0.10
Resilience x Venting −0.10

Note. Beta values represent standardized values at final model. *p < 0.05, ***p < 0.001.