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Table 4 Associations between caregiver knowledge and strategy use and child social-emotional and mental health outcomes

From: Nurturing child social-emotional development: evaluation of a pre-post and 2-month follow-up uncontrolled pilot training for caregivers and educators

 

Changes in Child Emotion Regulation (Pre − 2-Mo)

Changes in Child Empathy (Pre − 2-Mo)

Changes in Child Sadness Over Wrongdoing (Pre − 2-Mo)

Changes in Child Mental Health Challenges (Pre − 2-Mo)

b

SE

Lower 2.5% CI

Upper 2.5% CI

b

SE

Lower 2.5% CI

Upper 2.5% CI

b

SE

Lower 2.5% CI

Upper 2.5% CI

b

SE

Lower 2.5% CI

Upper 2.5% CI

Changes in Knowledge (Pre − Post)

.55

.25

.003

.976

 − .40

.39

 − 1.113

.378

 − .42

.37

 − 1.121

.348

.11

.43

 − .741

1.102

Strategy Use (Post)

.60

.20

.154

.893

.60

.22

.168

.916

.47

.28

.027

1.102

 − .05

.33

 − .762

.430

Changes in Knowledge x Strategy Use

.69

.29

.039

1.166

 − .19

.42

–.926

.769

 − .37

.44

 − 1.287

.442

 − .19

.53

 − .977

1.111

  1. Bolded effects were statistically significant according to 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals with 5000 resampled draws