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Table 6 Associations between mean positive affect scores (PA), gratitude (GQ-6), self-esteem (SE), and optimism (LOT-R) and “good day” evaluations (GD), estimated using hierarchical linear modeling based on the experience sampling data collected over the course of 4 weeks (N = 65). Statistically significant results (p < .05) are highlighted in boldface. pm: person-mean centered variables; gm: grand-mean centered variables

From: Distinct associations between gratitude, self-esteem, and optimism with subjective and psychological well-being among Japanese individuals

  

B (SE)

95% CI

t

p

Fixed effects

 

PA (pm)

0.899*** (0.044)

[0.811, 0.986]

20.561

 < .001

 

PA (gm)

0.856*** (0.083)

[0.690, 1.023]

10.291

 < .001

 

GQ-6 (gm)

-0.003 (0.010)

[-0.023, 0.017]

-0.305

.761

 

SE (gm)

0.026* (0.011)

[0.004, 0.048]

2.323

.024

 

LOT-R (gm)

-0.034 (0.018)

[-0.070, 0.003]

-1.854

.069

 

PA * GQ-6

0.037*** (0.010)

[0.017, 0.056]

3.833

 < .001

 

PA * SE

-0.016* (0.007)

[-0.030, -0.002]

-2.319

.024

 

PA * LOT-R

0.004 (0.016)

[-0.028, 0.035]

0.236

.814

  

σ2

df

χ2

p

Random effects

 

Intercept

0.153***

60

454.370

 < .001

 

PA

0.023*

61

85.069

.023

  1. B Unstandardized regression coefficient, SE Standard error, CI Confidence interval, t t-statistic, p p value, σ2 variance component, df degrees of freedom, χ2 chi-square statistic
  2. * p < .05, *** p < .001