Parental Mental Health, Fathers’ Involvement and Bedtime Resistance in Infants

Table 4 Explaining infants’ bedtime difficulties perceived by mothers

	Infants’ bedtime difficulties perceived by mothers (R² = .32)
Variables	MR			RWA
	β	t	p	Raw importance	Rescaled importance
Negative Emotionality_QUIT_MO	−.13	−.968	.34	.01	1.3%
Minutes took to fall asleep_BISQ_MO	.24	2.017	.04	.07	20.4%
Paternal Post-partum affective disorders PAPA_TOT	.18	1.351	.18	.05	17.2%
Maternal Post-partum affective disorders PAMA_TOT	.15	1.193	.24	.04	13.2%
Constant Bedtime Routines_BISQ_MO	−.31	−2.613	.01	.12	37.3%
Paternal Involvement_MO	−.27	−1.978	.05	.03	10.6%
R ²				.32	100%

Abbreviations: MO = reported by mothers; BISQ = Brief Infant Sleep Questionnaire; QUIT = Italian Temperament Questionnaires; PAPA_TOT = Perinatal Assessment of Paternal Affectivity Total score; PAMA_TOT = Perinatal Assessment of Maternal Affectivity Total score
Rescaled importance was computed by dividing the relative weights by the total R2 and multiplying by 100

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