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. 2023 Mar 16;3(2):e12152. doi: 10.1002/jcv2.12152

TABLE 2.

Results of the reduced additive‐effects models for total ADHD symptoms in the European‐ancestry subgroups of the ABCD and Oregon‐ADHD‐1000 cohorts.

Cohort/risk factor Effect estimate p‐value R 2
ABCD—White/European
ADI 0.063 (0.024, 0.102) .001 .028
Family income −0.096 (−0.129, −0.062) 2.76e‐8 .038
Family conflict 0.201 (0.172, 0.231) <2e‐16 .066
ADHD‐PRS 0.098 (0.071, 0.125) 2.15e‐12 .037
Total R 2 .091
ABCD matched—White/European
Family income −0.125 (−0.204, −0.047) .002 .046
Family conflict 0.263 (0.190, 0.337) 5.34e‐12 .091
ADHD‐PRS 0.195 (0.121, 0.268) 2.68e‐7 .060
Total R 2 .145
Oregon‐ADHD‐1000—White/European
Negative sentiment 0.331 (0.259, 0.403) <2e‐16 .137
ADHD‐PRS 0.192 (0.120, 0.263) 2.09e‐7 .071
Total R 2 .173

Note: The effect estimates (standardized regression coefficients) and p‐values are those from the additive model containing all risk factors listed for each cohort. R 2 values are reported for each individual risk factor (from the main effects models; italicized) as well as for the reduced additive model shown (Total R 2).

Abbreviations: ABCD, Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study; ADHD‐PRS, attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder‐polygenic risk score.