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. 2021 Aug 3;142:167–170. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2021.07.045

Table 2R.

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

Step 1 — Main Effects
Variables ß (p) R2
0.602***
Resilience −0.546 (<0.001) ***
Acceptance −0.004 (0.956)
Active Coping −0.031 (0.693)
Behavioral Disengagement 0.017 (0.798)
Denial 0.125 (0.039) *
Emotional Support −0.141 (0.0497) *
Humor 0.035 (0.587)
Instrumental Support 0.143 (0.0520) #
Planning 0.08 (0.286)
Positive Reframing −0.151 (0.04) *
Religion 0.038 (0.531)
Self-Blame 0.213 (0.002) **
Self-Distraction 0.183 (0.014) *
Substance Use 0.194 (0.003) **
Venting 0.071 (0.257)
Step 2 – Interactions Between Resilience and Coping Strategies
Variables ß R2 Δ R2
0.667*** 0.065
Resilience x Acceptance 0.024 (0.965)
Resilience x Active Coping 0.216 (0.699)
Resilience x Behavioral Disengagement −0.841 (0.028) *
Resilience x Denial 0.171 (0.629)
Resilience x Emotional Support −0.934 (0.056) #
Resilience x Humor −0.595 (0.179)
Resilience x Instrumental Support 0.62 (0.179)
Resilience x Planning −1.005 (0.084) #
Resilience x Positive Reframing 0.281 (0.613)
Resilience x Religion 0.095 (0.797)
Resilience x Self-Blame 0.786 (0.027) *
Resilience x Self-Distraction 0.295 (0.544)
Resilience x Substance Use 0.128 (0.62)
Resilience x Venting −0.58 (0.122)

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