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Published in final edited form as: J Behav Med. 2012 Feb 10;36(1):10.1007/s10865-012-9402-8. doi: 10.1007/s10865-012-9402-8

Table 2.

Summary of hierarchical regression analyses

DV	Block	R² change	IV	Standardized β
CES-D	1	.461	WBIS	.666
	2	.040	WBIS	.625
			Self (pos)	−.203
CES-D	1	.452	WBIS	.648^a
	2	.048	WBIS	.688
			Obese (neg)	−.235
CES-D	1	.442	WBIS	.666
	2	.053	WBIS	.641
			Obese-self (pos)	.238
CES-D	1	.461	WBIS	.666
	2	.086	WBIS	.588
			Obese-self (neg)	−.304
CES-D	1	.461	WBIS	.666
	2	.045	WBIS	.579
			NW-self (pos)	.228
BES	1	.309	WBIS	.526
	2	.132	WBIS	.334
			Self (neg)	.423
BES	1	.295	WBIS	.526
	2	.066	WBIS	.440
			Obese-self (pos)	.269
BES	1	.309	WBIS	.526
	2	.121	WBIS	.431
			Obese-self (neg)	−.363

This beta weight is lower than those in the adjacent analyses because of a slightly lower N (61 versus 62) due to missing data. For all models reported P < .05; Age was controlled for in analyses predicting CES-D, Age and Gender were controlled for in analyses predicting BES; DV Dependent variable, IV Independent variable, CES-D Center for epidemiological studies—depression scale, BES Binge eating scale, WBIS Weight bias internalization scale, NW ratings of normal weight people in general on stereotypical weight-related traits, Self ratings of one’s self on stereotypical weight-related traits, Obese ratings of obese people in general on stereotypical weight-related traits, Pos positive traits, Neg negative traits, Obese-Self discrepancy between ratings of obese people and one’s self, NW-Self discrepancy between ratings of normal weight people and one’s self