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Table 3 Significant (p < .05) one-factor analyses of variance (ANOVAs) of DinL factors and academic performance by the rearing significant predictors (grouped in low and high) in the multiple regressions

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

Rearing

DinL and academic performance

Rearing levels

M

SD

df

F

p

Father’s care

Effort

Low

 − 0.13

1.00

1

30.47

.001

High

0.10

1.00

   

Social/Physical Context

Low

0.07

1.05

1

12.34

.001

High

 − 0.07

1.00

   

Academic performance

Low

2.92

0.77

1

8.112

.004

High

3.01

0.75

   

Mother’s care

Coping with difficulties

Low

 − 0.16

1.02

1

68.28

.001

High

0.18

0.95

   

Autonomy

Low

0.60

1.00

1

11.18

.001

High

 − 0.80

1.00

   

Understanding/career interest

Low

 − 0.07

0.94

1

12.25

.001

High

0.08

1.00

   

Father’s control

Coping with difficulties

Low

0.13

1.00

1

69.01

.001

High

 − 0.22

1.00

   

Understanding/career interest

Low

0.05

1.00

1

10.64

.001

High

 − 0.08

1.00

   

Mother’s control

Coping with difficulties

Low

0.13

1.00

1

69.31

.001

High

 − 0.22

1.02

   

Autonomy

Low

 − 0.08

1.00

1

24.05

.001

High

0.12

1.00

   

Effort

Low

0.64

1.00

1

21.45

.001

High

 − 0.13

1.01

   

Social/Physical Context

Low

 − 0.05

1.01

1

9.45

.001

High

0.08

1.00

   

Father’s protection

Coping with difficulties

Low

0.10

1.00

1

49.01

.001

High

 − 0.20

1.00

   

Autonomy

Low

 − 0.07

1.00

1

18.58

.001

High

0.12

1.01

   
  1. M mean, SD standard deviation, df degrees of freedom, DinL diversity in learning