Table 5.

Hierarchical multinomial logistic regression using VSR as reference group.

		Step 1			Step 2			Step 3
Type		β	SE	Exp(B) [CI].	β	SE	Exp(B)	β	SE	Exp(B) [CI].
VSRSA	Material Resources
	Income level	−0.060	0.102	0.941[0.77–1.15]	0.000	0.106	1.000[0.81–1.23]	−0.047	0.148	0.954[0.71–1.28]
	Employabilitya	−0.447	0.337	0.640[0.33–1.24]	−0.440	0.344	0.644[0.33–1.26]	−0.424	0.457	0.654[0.27–1.60]
	Social resources
	Social support				−0.017*	0.009	0.983[0.966–1.00]	−0.025*	0.013	0.974[0.95–0.99]
	Emotional resources
	Emotional regulationb							−0.304	0.392	0.738[0.34–1.59]
	Avoidance coping							−0.056	0.045	1.032[0.94–1.13]
	Self-negative coping							−0.005	0.034	1.005[0.94–1.07]
	Positive coping							0.032	0.046	1.032[0.94–1.13]
	Constant	0.126	0.396		1.081	0.678		2.472	1.214
	R2 Nagelkerke			0.021			0.054			0.187
	-2 Log likehood			88.692			414.347			345.317
	ΔR2			0.021			0.033		7	0.133

To interpret table correctly it is necessary to keep in mind that a negative sign on the regression coefficient B and an Exp(B) less than 1 indicate that the reference group (VSR) is more likely to have a high score on that predictor than the group to which it is being compared. VSRDA = women revictimized by different aggressors; VSRSA = women revictimized by the same aggressor; VSR = women victimized on one occasion; VSR = women victimized by the same aggressor; and VSR = women victimized on one occasion.

^areference category is women with employment.

^breference category is group with low emotional regulation.

^*p < 0.05.