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Table 5 Linear regression analysis for predicting the adolescent's BWSF cortisol with the ASQ scores and pubertal stage as predictors

From: Reliability and validity of the Adolescent Stress Questionnaire in a sample of European adolescents - the HELENA study

 

Model dependent: BWSF cortisol

 

Boys (n = 85)

Girls (n = 115)

Model predictor1

β

t

p

β

t

p

Home life

0.203

1.896

0.062

- 0.083

- 0.890

0.375

School performance

0.246

2.293

0.024

- 0.025

- 0.269

0.788

School attendance

0.137

1.267

0.209

- 0.109

- 1.192

0.236

Romantic relationships

0.109

0.982

0.329

- 0.190

- 2.041

0.044

Peer pressure

0.248

2.343

0.022

- 0.057

- 0.614

0.541

Teacher interaction

0.108

0.988

0.326

- 0.006

- 0.065

0.948

Future uncertainty

0.223

2.078

0.041

- 0.056

- 0.610

0.543

School/leisure conflict

0.104

0.951

0.344

- 0.159

- 1.745

0.084

Financial pressure

0.198

1.840

0.070

- 0.122

- 1.289

0.200

Emerging adult responibility

0.262

2.440

0.017

0.076

0.795

0.429

Summary score

0.201

1.805

0.075

- 0.116

- 1.194

0.235

  1. BWSF: Baseline Wake-up Salivary Free; ASQ: adolescent stress questionnaire; β: Standardized beta coefficients
  2. 1 Besides the ASQ scale or summary score, the adolescents' pubertal stage was included as predictor in the regression models; only the regression coefficients and significance for the ASQ score as predictor are given.