Table 3. Significance of Dietary Trans Fats Along with Other Potential Aggression Predictors in Multivariable Adjustment^†.

Predictor	Aggression Measures
	OASMa	LHA	CTS	Impatience	Irritability
Age	**/**	**/**	*/−	*/*	**/**
Male	−/−	**/**	−/−	−/−	−/−
Education	*/**	+/*	−/−	−/−	−/*
Smoking	−/−	−/−	−/−	*/+	+/−
Alcohol	−/−	**/**	−/−	**/*	*/*
Trans Fats	* / **	** / *	** / **	* / *	** / **

OASMa: Overt Aggression Scale Modified – aggression subscale.

LHA: Life History of Aggression. CTS: Conflict Tactics Scale.

− No significant or borderline association.

+ 0.05<p<0.1 (borderline significant).

^*0.01<p<0.05 (significant).

^**p<0.01 (highly significant).

^†Significance levels shown are results (respectively) of linear regression/ordinal logit analyses (both with robust standard errors [41]). Analyses for each aggression outcome are adjusted for each predictor variable.