Understanding How Some Victims Become Perpetrators: Self ...

Appendix A.Summary of Self-Control Moderation Analyses by Victimization-Perpetration ModelLifetimePerpetrationPropertyPerpetrationInterpersonalPerpetrationPredictor F2η pF2η pF2η pGender 74.05*** 0.02 31.21*** 0.01 65.70*** 0.02Race 3.33** < 0.01 2.50* < 0.01 3.65** < 0.01Geographic Region 9.62** < 0.01 8.56** < 0.01 4.75* < 0.01Relationship Status 4.69*** < 0.01 7.70*** 0.01 0.95 -Social Support 1.25 - 1.51 - 0.01 -Religion 20.85*** 0.02 23.00*** 0.02 4.50** < 0.01Age 2.51 - 6.12** < 0.01 20.30*** < 0.01Victimization a 199.51*** 0.06 104.92*** 0.03 83.21*** 0.03Impulsivity 1.11 - 0.50 - 1.07 -Victimization X Impulsivity 3.13 - 0.24 - 2.92 -Simple Tasks 1.75 - 0.62 - 7.04** < 0.01Victimization X Simple Tasks 4.60* < 0.01 0.13 - 17.57*** < 0.01Risk Seeking 97.07*** 0.03 114.37*** 0.04 6.98** < 0.01Victimization X Risk Seeking 9.17** < 0.01 4.56* < 0.01 2.31 -Physical Activities 0.96 - 2.19 - 1.29 -Victimization X Physical Activities 1.00 - 1.06 - 0.09 -Self-Centeredness 6.00* < 0.01 2.67 - 4.91* < 0.01Victimization X Self-Centeredness 1.96 - 0.01 - 1.69 < 0.01Temper 4.52* < 0.01 3.16 - 18.76*** < 0.01Victimization X Temper 39.65*** 0.01 18.55*** < 0.01 34.67*** 0.01Model Summary F(31, 2870) =30.65, p