Table 1 Predicting well-being by time variables, personality, and the salience of the war

From: Psychological well-being in Europe after the outbreak of war in Ukraine

 

Individual well-being

Predictors

b

95%-CI

t

p

b

95%-CI

t

p

(Intercept)

−0.090

−0.156; −0.023

−2.644

0.008

−0.090

−0.154; −0.025

−2.714

0.007

Level

−0.200

−0.278; −0.122

−5.040

<0.001

−0.182

−0.260; −0.103

−4.525

<0.001

Pre-event

0.005

−0.097; 0.107

0.096

0.923

0.041

−0.061; 0.143

0.781

0.435

Post-event

0.089

−0.006; 0.184

1.837

0.066

0.121

0.029; 0.212

2.571

0.010

Stability

0.245

0.180; 0.311

7.338

<0.001

Level * Stability

−0.027

−0.102; 0.048

−0.698

0.485

Pre-event * Stability

−0.043

−0.139; 0.054

−0.867

0.386

Post-event * Stability

0.161

0.066; 0.255

3.320

0.001

(Intercept)

−0.004

−0.044; 0.035

−0.216

0.829

−0.008

−0.048; 0.032

−0.377

0.706

Tweets

−0.070

−0.096; −0.044

−5.298

<0.001

Tweets (WS)

−0.065

−0.092; −0.037

−4.559

<0.001

Tweets (BS)

−0.116

−0.207; −0.024

−2.475

0.013

  1. N = 1341. Displays fixed-effect coefficients of multilevel models. All statistical tests were two-sided. Degrees of freedom were >10,000 for all statistical tests.
  2. WS within-subjects component, BS between-subjects component, b unstandardized regression weight, 95%-CI 95% confidence interval around the estimate.