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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Geriatr Psychiatry. 2012 Sep;20(9):753–763. doi: 10.1097/JGP.0b013e31825d08d6

TABLE 2.

Hierarchical regression coefficients of IL-6 and other variables predicting recall performance.

Variable values Model Values Change parameters
R2 F p df Δ R2 Significance
of F change
B β t Value p
1st STEP
Age
−.03 −.29 −2.93 .004
WTAR .01 .11 1.10 .28
Sex −.33 −.20 −2.02 <.05
Diagnosis −.33 −.21 −2.17 .03
MMSE .18 .25 2.43 .02
BMI −.03 −.02 −.16 .88
.28 5.08 <.001 6,77
2nd STEP
Age
−.03 −.25 −2.59 .01
WTAR .01 .12 1.20 .23
Sex −.25 −.15 −1.54 .13
Diagnosis −.26 −.18 −1.81 .08
MMSE .22 .30 3.07 <.01
BMI <.01 .02 .20 .84
IL-6 −.39 −.30 −3.08 <.01
.36 6.19 <.001 7,76 .08 .003
FINAL MODEL
Age
−.02 −.24 −2.62 .01
WTAR .01 .11 1.23 .22
Sex −.33 −.20 −2.17 .03
Diagnosis 9.20 6.14 2.35 .02
MMSE .41 .58 3.92 <.01
IL-6 −.30 −.23 −2.43 .02
MMSE x Dx −.33 −6.31 −2.41 .02
.40 7.58 <.001 7,79 .04 .02

Notes: WTAR = Wechsler Test of Adult Reading, MMSE = Mini Mental State Examination, BMI = Body Mass Index Df for the t-tests correspond to the model’s denominator df given in the table. B = unstandardized betas, and β = standardized betas