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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Compr Psychiatry. 2011 Dec 5;53(6):740–745. doi: 10.1016/j.comppsych.2011.10.003

Table 3.

Regression analyses examining the ability of social anxiety and self-consciousness to predict eating disorder psychopathology after accounting for depressive levels.

Dependent variable Step/independent variables R2 adjusted R2 change F change Beta t
Global EDE Step 1 .20 .20 29.13***
 BDI −.44 5.40***
Step 2 .31 .11 13.65***
 Social Anxiety −.02 −.01
 Public SCS −.15 1.36
 Private SCS −.29 3.30**

Eating Concern Step 1 .07 .07 9.38**
 BDI −.28 3.063**
Step 2 .13 .06 6.33**
 Public SCS −.16 1.56
 Private SCS −.17 1.66

Shape Concern Step 1 .21 .21 30.43***
BDI −.46 5.52***
Step 2 .32 .11 14.01***
 Social Anxiety −.18 2.07*
 Public SCS −.07 .68
 Private SCS −.25 2.78**

Weight Concern Step 1 .23 .23 34 53***
 BDI −.49 5.88***
Step 2 .27 .04 11.08***
 Social Anxiety −.03 *.36
 Public SCS −.01 *.05
 Private SCS −.23 2.47*

Binge Frequency Step 1 .03 .03 4.33*
 Social Anxiety −.19 2.08*

Note: BDI = Beck Depression Inventory. EDE = Eating Disorders Examination. SCS = Self-Consciousness.

a

= average number of objective bulimic episodes per week in the past 6 months.

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001