Table 10. Regression Output For Models Examining the Association Between the Amygdala and Income.
Region of Interest (Dependent Variable) | Independent Variables | Unstandardized regression coefficients, Standard Error, Standardized regression coefficients, test statistics |
Total Amygdala | Maternal Education | B = −0.0003, SE = 0.002, β = −.01, t = −0.17 p = .867 |
Paternal Education | B = 0.0013, SE = 0.002, β = .040, t = .679 p = .498 | |
Income | B = 0.031, SE = 0.021, β = .088, t = 1.483 p = .139 | |
Left Amygdala | Maternal Education | B = −0.001, SE = 0.002, β = −.013, t = −0.22 p = .830 |
Paternal Education | B = 0.001, SE = 0.002, β = .030, t = 0.509 p = .611 | |
Income | B = 0.034, SE = 0.022, β = .091, t = 1.529 p = .127 | |
Right Amygdala | Maternal Education | B = −0.0002, SE = 0.002, β = −.007, t = −0.11 p = .91 |
Paternal Education | B = 0.002, SE = 0.002, β = .048, t = 0.805 p = .421 | |
Income | B = 0.029, SE = 0.021, β = .080, t = 1.343 p = .180 |
NB: All regression models included child age (in months), gender of the child (dummy-coded), and whole-brain volume as covariates.