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. 2022 Feb 3;8(2):e08882. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e08882

Table 3.

Results of the hierarchical multiple regression analysis using personality traits and emotional intelligence as predictors of depression (N = 363).

R2 b SE B β t p Partial Part
Model 1 .357 < .001
Extraversion -.128 .067 -.090 -1.925 .055 -.101 -.082
Conscientiousness -.315 .077 -.179 -4.065 < .001 -.210 -.172
Agreeableness -.200 .092 -.104 -2.174 .030 -.114 -.092
Neuroticism .831 .075 .491 11.081 < .001 .506 .470
Openness

.134
.078
.077
1.709
.088
.090
.073
Model 2 .533 < .001
Extraversion .138 .066 .096 2.095 .037 -.198 .111
Conscientiousness -.117 .070 -.067 -1.676 .095 -.313 -.089
Agreeableness .135 .091 .070 1.483 .139 -.179 .079
Neuroticism .427 .085 .252 5.031 < .001 .546 .259
Openness .242 .070 .140 3.482 .001 -.045 .182
Emotionality -1.273 .337 -.211 -3.777 < .001 -.468 -.197
Wellbeing -2.259 .288 -.425 -7.853 < .001 -.650 -.386
Sociability -.506 .303 -.084 -1.668 .096 -.403 -.088
Self-control -.037 .371 -.006 -.099 .921 -.550 -.005

Notes: b = beta values; SE B = standard errors; β = standardised beta values.