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. 2022 Sep;25(3):281–309. doi: 10.1177/10986111211034777

Table 3.

Hierarchical Multiple Regressions Predicting Stress and Turnover Intention and Moderating Effects Among Predictors.

Stress
Turnover intention
Variables β R² β VIF
Step 1 (demographics) .008 .028
 Female −.031 −.103 1.05
 Age .061 −.085 6.91
 Education .007 .058 1.20
 Married −.015 −.124 2.01
 Have children −.054 .012 1.85
 Tenure −.039 .119 7.49
 Rank −.050 −.065 2.03
Step 2 (resource loss & gain) .443 .205
 WFC .443*** .143* 1.34
 FWC .305*** .167* 1.42
 SS −.084 −.236*** 1.35
 FS .009 −.047 1.36
 CC −.015 .074 1.06
Step 3 (moderation) .454 .269
 WFC × SS −.006 −.176** 1.05
 WFC × FS .039 −.061 1.01
 WFC × CC .067 −.022 1.01
 FWC × SS .041 .025 1.02
 FWC × FS −.029 −.104 1.04
 FWC × CC .000 .077 1.02

Note. N = 335. VIF = the variance inflation factor scores, WFC = Work-to-family conflict, FWC = Family-to-work conflict, SS = Supervisor support, FS = Family support, CC = Constructive coping.

Each interaction is added alternately.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.