Table 4.

Adjusted Odds Ratios for the Association Between Actual Weight, Weight Perception, Body Satisfaction and DSM – IV Major Depress.

Major depress	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4	Model 5
Overall*	N=3816	N=3741	N=3746	N=3738	N=3695
Healthy weight	1			1	1
Overweight or obese	2.51 (1.47–4.29)			1.17 (0.57–2.40)	1.26 (0.62–2.55)
Perceived normal weight		1		1	1
Perceived overweight		4.08 (2.36–7.06)		3.74 (1.84–7.62)	2.63 (1.25–5.57)
Body satisfaction			1		1
Body dissatisfaction			2.66 (1.51–4.68)		1.75 (0.94–3.25)
Model fit statistics: Adjusted R-Square	0.100	0.128	0.100	0.129	0.126
Male+	N=1960	N=1924	N=1921	N=1923	N=1899
Healthy weight	1			1	1
Overweight or obese	3.05 (1.32–7.01)			1.03 (0.35–3.00)	1.03 (0.34–3.17)
Perceived normal weight		1		1	1
Perceived overweight		9.07 (3.78–21.75)		8.95 (3.33–24.07)	7.01 (2.62–18.73)
Body satisfaction			1		1
Body dissatisfaction			3.13 (1.23–7.99)		1.83 (0.73–4.56)
Model fit statistics: Adjusted R-Square	0.105	0.173	0.110	0.173	0.181
Female+	N=1856	N=1817	N=1825	N=1815	N=1796
Healthy weight	1			1	1
Overweight or obese	2.21 (1.12–4.38)			1.28 (0.46–3.57)	1.47 (0.54–4.01)
Perceived normal weight		1		1	1
Perceived overweight		2.67 (1.38–5.18)		2.31 (0.86–6.26)	1.48 (0.52–4.20)
Body satisfaction			1		1
Body dissatisfaction			2.35 (1.16–4.78)		1.74 (0.77–3.91)
Model fit statistics: Adjusted R-Square	0.092	0.105	0.091	0.106	0.102

Model 1: Major depress = weight status (BMI)

Model 2: Major depress = perceived weight

Model 3: Major depress =body satisfaction

Model 4: Major depress = weight status (BMI)+ perceived weight

Model 5: Major depress = weight status (BMI)+ perceived weight + body satisfaction

^*Adjusted for age, gender, family income, diet and physical activity.

⁺Adjusted for age, family income, diet and physical activity.