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Published in final edited form as: Horm Behav. 2007 Jun 29;52(4):427–435. doi: 10.1016/j.yhbeh.2007.06.005

Table 1.

Test statistics for comparisons of mean levels of disordered eating and anxiety between males and females with early, on-time, and late pubertal development.

	BMI F(df, df)	Sex F (df, df)	Timing F (df, df)	Interaction F (df, df)
EDE-Q – Eating Concern	24.55 (1,1314)^***	148.23 (1, 1314)^***	2.69 (2, 1314)^†	0.49 (2, 1314)
EDE-Q – Shape Concern	50.99 (1,1313)^***	337.85 (1, 1313)^***	3.86 (2, 1313)^*	0.09 (2, 1313)
EDE-Q – Restraint	16.50 (1,1315)^***	82.17 (1, 1315)^***	3.76 (2, 1315)^*	0.11 (2, 1315)
EDE-Q – Weight Concern	58.43 (1,1314)^***	331.02 (1, 1314)^***	4.70 (2, 1314)^**	0.27 (2, 1314)
Binge Eating Scale	40.23 (1,1295)^***	136.76 (1,1295)^***	5.60 (2,1295)^**	0.29 (2,1295)
STAI – State Anxiety	N/A	3.98 (1, 1344)^*	3.58 (2, 1344)^*	0.28 (2, 1344)
STAI – Trait Anxiety	N/A	25.72 (1, 1344)^***	4.22 (2, 1344)^*	0.73 (2, 1344)

Note. Means and standard deviations are presented in Figure 1.

^†

p<0.10;

p<0.05;

^**

, p<0.01;

^***

p<0.001, N/A=Not Applicable