Research Article

Effect of Age, Education, and Bilingualism on Confrontation Naming in Older Illiterate and Low-Educated Populations

Table 3

Results from the five-step hierarchical multiple regression, predicting naming.

PredictorStep  1Step  2Step  3Step  4Step  5
b βb βb βb βb β

Intercept49.85**49.85**54.16**52.85**54.73**
Agea−.14−.57**−.15−.58**−.12 −.48**−.12−.46**−.09.37**
Educationa.28.16.30.18.09 −.04.09.05.07.04
L2 speakinga−.46−.11−.05 −.01.55.121.85−.39
L2 writinga−1.12−.24−1.11 −.24−1.84−.40−5.40−1.16
L2 readinga1.38.321.53 .351.73.404.401.00
Age squaredb−.01 −.30*−.01−.21−.01−.28*
Age × educationb.02.27*.00.02
Age × L2 speakingb.10.55*
Age × L2 writingb−.20−1.12
Age × L2 readingb.16.94

R 2.35.36.44.49.57
F for 12.05**4.70**5.22**5.43**4.70**
.01.07.05.07
F for .205.44*4.20*2.06

Note. N = 47 participants (1 omitted as an outlier). b = estimate of unstandardized partial regression coefficient. β = estimate of standardized partial regression coefficient.
Centered at sample mean (see Table 1). bSquare or product computed from centered variable(s).
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