Table 3.

Results from full sample analysis of hierarchical regression modelling examining whether mothers’ parental attributions contribute to explaining future professional help-seeking intentions

Variables	B	t	Δdf	ΔR2	ΔF
Block 1 (covariates)			7	.52	26.81*
Block 2			2	.03	6.07*
Child-responsible attributions	.19**	3.12
Parental self-efficacy	– .01	– .17
Block 3			2	.02	3.13*
Child-responsible attributions ×  Child problem present	– .12	– .82
Parental self-efficacy ×  Child problem present	– .23***	-2.49

n = 184; dependent variable: future professional help-seeking intentions; covariates: presence of clinically elevated child mental health symptoms (1 = yes; 0 = no), previous professional help-seeking experience, single parent status, education level, depression/anxiety, child age, child gender; B, standardised coefficient; Δ, change; df, degrees of freedom; *p value < .05; **significant Scheffe test result (t² > F_c) where Scheffe = $F_{.05,2,174}^c$2 × 3.047 = 6.095; ***significant Scheffe test result (t² > F_c) where Scheffe = $F_{.05,2,172}^c$2 × 3.048 = 6.097