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Table 2 Multiple regressions. Rearing variables of mother and father significantly predicting (p < .05) DinL factors

From: The impact of parenting practices and family economy on psychological wellbeing and learning patterns in higher education students

Model

B

S.E

β

t

p

Tolerance

VIF

DinL coping with difficulties

 Constant

 − 0.14

0.08

 

 − 1.74

.082

  

 Mother’s control

 − 0.13

0.03

 − 0.12

 − 5.05

.001

0.68

1.47

 Mother’s care

0.15

0.02

0.15

7.30

.001

0.95

1.05

 Father’s protection

 − 0.09

0.02

 − 0.10

 − 4.46

.001

0.87

1.16

 Father’s control

 − 0.07

0.03

 − .06

 − 2.49

.013

0.64

1.56

DinL effort

 Constant

 − 0.08

0.08

 

 − 0.99

0.322

  

 Mother’s control

 − 0.11

0.02

 − 0.10

 − 4.74

.001

0.97

1.03

 Father’s care

0.09

0.02

.09

4.17

.001

0.97

1.03

DinL autonomy

 Constant

 − 0.15

0.08

 

 − 1.88

.060

  

 Mother’s control

0.10

0.02

.09

4.37

.001

0.91

1.10

 Father’s protection

0.06

0.02

.07

3.16

.002

0.93

1.08

 Mother’s care

 − 0.06

0.02

 − .06

 − 0.28

.006

0.95

1.05

DinL understanding and career interest

 Constant

0.10

0.07

 

1.41

0.160

  

 Mother’s care

0.08

0.02

.08

3.66

.001

0.97

1.03

 Father’s control

 − 0.06

0.02

 − .05

 − 2.40

.016

0.97

1.03

DinL Social/Physical Context

 Constant

0.03

0.08

 

0.40

0.690

  

 Father’s care

 − 0.10

0.03

 − 0.10

 − 3.88

.001

0.68

1.47

 Mother’s care

0.06

0.03

.06

2.36

.018

0.67

1.49

 Mother’s control

0.05

0.02

.05

2.27

.023

0.95

1.05

DinL academic performance

Tolerance

VIF

 Constant

2.922

0.06

 

50.16

.000

  

 Father’s care

0.038

0.02

.050

2.40

.016

0.97

1.04

 Father’s control

 − 0.036

0.02

 − .044

 − 2.14

.032

0.97

1.04

  1. SE standard error, DinL diversity in learning