Psychosocial work stress and parent-child bonding during the COVID-19 pandemic: clarifying the role of parental symptoms of depression and aggressiveness

Table 3 Predictive value of psychosocial work stress on parent-child bonding for the total sample

Variable	B	SE B	β	95% CI	p
Model 1 (R² = 0.02)
Constant	10.051	1.299		[7.497, 12.605]	< .001
Psychosocial work stress	2.670	1.373	0.128	[-0.029, 5.369]	.053
Model 2 (R² = 0.08)
Constant	8.194	2.406		[3.463, 12.925]	.001
Psychosocial work stress	3.090	1.284	0.148	[0.566, 5.614]	.017
Age of index child^a	0.109	0.051	0.123	[0.008, 0.209]	.035
Hours of work^b	-0.073	0.039	-0.114	[-0.150, 0.003]	.059
Childcare^c	0.184	0.350	0.051	[-0.503, 0.872]	.599
Home office (yes)	2.028	0.780	0.127	[0.494, 3.562]	.010

Note. B = unstandardized regression coefficient; SE B = standard error, based on 5,000 bootstrap samples; β = standardized beta coefficient, CI = confidence interval with α = 0.05, 95% percentile, based on 5,000 bootstrap samples; Statistically significant associations (p < .05) are marked in bold; Psychosocial work stress (quotient of ERI = Effort-Reward Imbalance Questionnaire); Home office coded as 0 = not working from home, 1 = working from home. ^aAge in months, ^bHours per week, ^cHours per day

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