Figure 3.

Interactions between biological sex and parental anxiety.

Note: The time X Sex X Parental Anxiety interaction was significant. We found significant associations between the predictor and SI for the slope such that rate of change in SI across time was faster for males with parental history of anxiety (β = −.115, SE = .041, z = −2.820 p < 0.05) than males without parental history of anxiety (β = −.021, SE = .011, z = −1.848 p = .065) and females with (β = .003, SE = .024, z = .107 p = .915) and without (β = −.013, SE = .013, z = 1.037, p = .300) parental history of anxiety.