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Table 4 Regression results for the relationship between stress mindset and threat appraisal

From: Delineating the relationship between stress mindset and primary appraisals: preliminary findings

 

β (SE)

b

95 % CI

Partial η2

LL

UL

Stress mindset

−.11 (.12)

−.07

−.35

.13

.01

Mathematic SE

−.00 (.02)

−.02

−.04

.03

.00

Mathematic anxiety

−.07 (.02)*

−.33

−.11

−.03

.09

Subjective numeracy

.02 (.02)

.08

−.03

.06

.01

Trait anxiety

.04 (.01)*

.42

.02

.07

.12

Perceived stress

.01 (02)

.07

−.03

.05

.00

Gender

.19 (.20)

.08

−.20

.58

.01

Age

−.00 (.01)

−.02

−.03

.02

.00

Education

.13 (.17)

.06

−.21

.48

.01

  1. Dependent variable: threat appraisal. R 2 = .44. β (SE) = unadjusted beta weight (standard error). b = adjusted beta weight. CI confidence interval, LL lower limit, UL upper limit, Mathematic SE Mathematic self-efficacy. Gender reference group = female
  2. p < .05