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intervention TOPEL Definitional Vocabulary sc<strong>or</strong>es, indicating that post-intervention<br />
sc<strong>or</strong>es increased as pre-intervention sc<strong>or</strong>es increased (= .58, t = 7.11, p < .001; see<br />
Table 29).<br />
Emotion knowledge. To test the effects <strong>of</strong> the intervention in enhancing children‘s<br />
emotion knowledge, two hierarchical regression analyses were conducted, each including<br />
the following independent variables in the following sequential steps: (1) children‘s pre-<br />
intervention AKT affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es <strong>or</strong> pre-intervention AKT affective perspective<br />
taking sc<strong>or</strong>es and the effect code f<strong>or</strong> experimental group assignment; and (2) variables<br />
representing the interactions <strong>of</strong> children‘s pre-intervention sc<strong>or</strong>es and the effect code f<strong>or</strong><br />
experimental group assignment. Children‘s post-intervention AKT affective labeling <strong>or</strong><br />
affective perspective taking sc<strong>or</strong>es were included as the dependent variable.<br />
Regarding emotion labeling, results revealed that interactions <strong>of</strong> the effect code<br />
and pre-intervention AKT affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es together did not predict post-<br />
intervention AKT affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es after partialing the effects <strong>of</strong> pre-intervention<br />
AKT affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es and the effect code (∆R 2 step two = .01, ns). Only pre-<br />
intervention AKT affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es significantly predicted post-intervention AKT<br />
affective labeling sc<strong>or</strong>es, indicating that post-intervention sc<strong>or</strong>es increased as pre-<br />
intervention sc<strong>or</strong>es increased (= .40, t (113) = 3.90, p < .001; see Table 30).<br />
Regarding affective perspective taking, results revealed that interactions <strong>of</strong> the<br />
effect code and pre-intervention AKT affective perspective taking sc<strong>or</strong>es together did not<br />
predict post-intervention AKT affective perspective taking sc<strong>or</strong>es after partialing the<br />
effects <strong>of</strong> pre-intervention AKT affective perspective taking sc<strong>or</strong>es and the effect code<br />
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