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Published in final edited form as: J Fam Psychol. 2013 Sep 16;27(5):712–721. doi: 10.1037/a0034181

Table 2.

Multilevel Model Examining Associations between Spouse Stress and Spouse Engagement in Health-Related Social Control and Support

	Model 1: Main effects of control, support, and adherence		Model 2: Interactive effects of control, support, and adherence
	Fixed effect (SE)	t (124)	Fixed effect (SE)	t (124)
Intercept	1.51 (.03)	52.52^***	1.51(.03)	52.49^***
Level 1 variables
Control	.13 (.05)	2.72^**	.08 (.06)	1.33
Support	−.12 (.04)	−3.20^**	−.11 (.04)	−2.96^**
Adherence	−.17 (.04)	−4.39^***	−.15 (.04)	−3.78^***

Control × Support	________	______	.12 (.08)	1.40
Control × Adherence	________	______	−.22 (.09)	−2.34^*
Support × Adherence	________	______	.04 (.06)	.70

Level 2 variables
Illness duration (patient)	<−.01 (<.01)	−.96	<−.01 (<.01)	−.97
Number of health conditions (patient)	−.02 (.02)	−.94	−.02 (.02)	−.94
Marital quality	−.11 (.03)	−3.40^**	−.11 (.03)	−3.37^**

Cross-level interactions
Control × adherence × illness duration	___________	______	−.03 (.01)	−2.31^*

Level 1 variance:	.24		.24

Note. Control refers to health-related social control; support refers to health-related social support; adherence refers to patients’ dietary adherence. SE = standard error. Analyses also controlled for stress reported on the previous day (level 1) and within-person means of control, support, and adherence (level 2).

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001.