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Published in final edited form as: J Midwifery Womens Health. 2023 Mar 13;68(4):490–498. doi: 10.1111/jmwh.13480

Table 3.

Associations Between Pregnancy-Related Weight Changes and Internalized Weight Bias and Depressive Symptoms (n = 208).

		Model Summary				Parameter Estimates
Criterion	Predictor	df	F	P Value	R²	B	SE	t	P Value

Internalized weight bias	Gestational weight gain	9193	5.67	<.001	.21	−0.01	0.01	1.26	.210
	Postpartum weight retention	9194	14.71	<.001	.41	0.08	0.01	8.35	<.001
Depressive symptoms	Gestational weight gain	8200	4.61	<.001	.16	0.01	0.03	0.38	.705
	Postpartum weight retention	9196	4.97	<.001	.19	0.11	0.04	2.67	.008
	Internalized weight bias	8200	12.47	<.001	.33	1.54	0.21	7.23	<.001

Note: Covariates included in models of internalized weight bias include participant age, level of education, marital status, annual household income, parity, route of birth, gestational age of infant at birth, and the infant’s age at time of study participation. Covariates included in models of depressive symptoms include participant age, level of education, income, route of birth, marital status, employment status, and gestational age of infant at birth.