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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 25.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res Neuroimaging. 2020 Jun 20;303:111132. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2020.111132

Table 3.

Associations between depression symptom trajectory estimates and cortical thickness – main effects and moderation by sex.

Left Hemisphere
Right Hemisphere
Lateral OFC Medial OFC Lateral OFC Medial OFC
Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE) Est (SE)
Age at Scan −.028 (.021) −.031 (.020) .014 (.022) .020 (.021) −.031 (.028) −.031 (.029) .017 (.030) .016 (.031)
Child Sex .054 (.045) .068 (.044) −.051 (.048) −.049 (.045) .013 (.061) .019 (.062) −.062 (.066) −.051 (.066)
MH MDD −.038 (.044) −.032 (.041) .031 (.046) .044 (.043) .001 (.058) .006 (.059) −.052 (.063) −.045 (.063)
CDI Int. −.008 (.006) −.010 (.007) −.012 (.006) −.004 (.008) −.007 (.008) −.006 (.011) −.009 (.008) −.010 (.011)
Sex X Int. -- .011 (.017) -- .032 (.018) -- −.002 (.025) -- .010 (.026)
CDI Slope −.002 (.016) .004 (.011) .006 (.017) −.019 (.012) −.013 (.021) −.003 (.016) −.004 (.023) .001 (.017)
Sex X Slope -- −.081*(.035) -- −.111**(.037) -- −.056 (.051) -- −.080 (.054)
Constant 2.870**(.035) 3.400**(.353) 2.671**(.037) 2.305**(.369) 2.849**(.047) 3.378**(.506) 2.780**(.051) 2.495**(.538)
Observations
Observations 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52
R2 .134 .260 .144 .290 .043 .073 .046 .103
Adjusted R2 .040 .143 .051 .177 −.061 −.075 −.058 −.040
Residual SE .145 .137 .153 .143 .194 .195 .209 .208
F 1.422a 2.213b 1.553a 2.570b* .416a .491b .443a .719b
*

p < .05

**

p < .01

a

Model degrees of freedom = 5, 46

b

Model degrees of freedom = 7, 44.

Note: OFC = Orbitofrontal Cortex; CDI = Children’s Depression Inventory; Int. = Intercept, centered at age 12; MH MDD = Maternal History of MDD; MH MDD was coded as a factor variable with No Maternal MDD as the reference category; Sex was coded as a factor variable with Male as the reference category