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Table 3 Effect sizes for the associations between depression, gender, comorbid problems and different types of anger and aggression (η2, p)

From: Depressive symptoms and anger and aggression in Russian adolescents

 

Age

SES

Gender

Depression

Depression x Gender

Physical aggression

0.003, < 0.01

0.001, ns

0.040, < 0.001

0.011, < 0.001

0.001, ns

Verbal aggression

0.000, ns

0.000, ns

0.012, < 0.001

0.018, < 0.001

0.001, ns

Social aggression

0.002, < 0.05

0.001, ns

0.000, ns

0.023, < 0.001

0.006, < 0.001

Anger rumination

0.002, < 0.05

0.000, ns

0.005, < 0.001

0.055, < 0.001

0.003, < 0.01

Trait anger

0.001, ns

0.000, ns

0.003, < 0.01

0.044, < 0.001

0.000, ns

Alcohol use

0.096, < 0.001

0.000, ns

0.000, ns

0.000, ns

0.002, < 0.05

Posttraumatic stress

0.000, ns

0.006, < 0.001

0.007, < 0.001

0.112, < 0.001

0.001, ns

Hyperactivity

0.002, < 0.05

0.002, < 0.05

0.003, < 0.01

0.074, < 0.001

0.001, ns

Anxiety

0.002, < 0.05

0.002, < 0.05

0.007, < 0.001

0.024, < 0.001

0.003, < 0.05

  1. Note: SES - proxy for socioeconomic status. η2 - Eta-squared, p – significance level. Adjusted p-values (that were statistically significant after multiple testing) are marked in bold