Table 5.

Solitary and partnered sexual acts associated with sexual satisfaction (Study 1)

	Single individuals				Partnered individuals
	β	t	p	$r_s^2$	β	t	p	$r_s^2$
Gender	− .04	− 0.60	.55	.04	− .04	− 0.70	.49	.01
Age	− .03	− 0.43	.67	.00	− .05	− 0.99	.32	.05
Want (solitary)	.13	1.57	.12	.00	.24	2.49	.01	.03
Do (solitary)	− .17	− 1.72	.09	.07	− .42	− 4.63	< .001	.12
Want (partnered)	− .27	− 3.45	< .001	.37	− .12	− 1.61	.11	.00
Do (partnered)	.26	4.29	< .001	.24	.62	9.99	< .001	.66
Want × Do (solitary)	− .05	− 0.68	.50	.05	− .03	− 0.41	.68	.00
Want × Do (partnered)	.24	3.09	.002	.58	.20	4.81	.001	.06

$r_s^2$ = squared structure coefficient, representing the proportion of variance in the regression effect explained by each predictor, irrespective of collinearity with other predictors. Gender was coded as 0 = men and 1 = women