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Table 5 OLS Regression of COVID Concern on Individual Dysfunctional Coping Items (N = 365)

From: Family member incarceration and coping strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic

Dysfunctional Coping Items

COVID Concern

b

95% CI

Self-Distraction 1

 Somewhat

.196

(−.324, .717)

 Very

.406

(−.073, .884)

Self-Distraction 2

 Somewhat

.223

(−.277, .723)

 Very

.487*

(.031, .943)

Denial 1

 Somewhat

.284

(−.211, .778)

 Very

.627**

(.188, 1.066)

Denial 2

 Somewhat

.252

(−.041, .545)

 Very

.382***

(.161, .603)

Behavioral Disengagement 1

 Somewhat

.380*

(.046, .714)

 Very

.165

(−.082, .413)

Behavioral Disengagement 2

 Somewhat

.270**

(.098, .442)

 Very

.376***

(.261, .490)

Venting 1

 Somewhat

−.067

(−.435, .301)

 Very

.136

(−.189, .461)

Venting 2

 Somewhat

.081

(−.247, .408)

 Very

.132

(−.149, .413)

Self-Blame 1

 Somewhat

.201

(−.150, .552)

 Very

.612***

(.299, .926)

Self-Blame 2

 Somewhat

.203

(−.095, .501)

 Very

.501***

(.245, .756)

  1. Control variables include respondent sex, respondent race/ethnicity, marital status, college graduate, good health, hardship scale, relationship to incarcerated person, prior incarceration, and crime type.
  2. ***p < .001, **p < .01, *p < .05