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Table 5 Prediction of maternal stress in foster and biological families by CBCL scores (externalizing and internalizing) and perceived social support

From: Children’s mental health problems and their relation to parental stress in foster mothers and fathers

 

B

SE B

β

p

Δr 2

Significance of Δr 2

Foster families—maternal stress

 Step 1—predictors

    

.387

<.001

  CBCL externalizing score

.808

.114

.640

<.001

  

  CBCL internalizing score

−.045

.127

−.043

.726

  

 Step 2—predictors

    

.014

.274

  CBCL externalizing score

.776

.118

.615

<.001

  

  CBCL internalizing score

−.052

.127

−.037

.681

  

  Social support—general

.100

.070

.107

.153

  

  Social support—partner

−.077

.077

−.078

.319

  

Biological families—maternal stress

 Step 1—predictors

    

.198

.001

  CBCL externalizing score

.354

.115

.440

.006

  

  CBCL internalizing score

.005

.106

.007

.961

  

 Step 2—predictors

    

.012

.628

  CBCL externalizing score

.337

.119

.419

.006

  

  CBCL internalizing score

.002

.119

.002

.988

  

  Social support—general

−.047

.116

−.048

.682

  

  Social support—partner

−.096

.109

−.103

.380

  
  1. n = 67 in foster families and n = 117 in biological families