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. 2013 Mar 16;13:231. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-231

Table 3.

Linear regression statistics for the U-shaped adjusted association between Z-score of BMI and indicators of subjective well-being in all women (n=2422), healthy women (n=2242), women with a lifetime DSM-IV eating disorder (n=89), and healthy female co-twins of women with a lifetime eating disorder (n=32)

Indicator of subjective well-being Female subgroup Β-coefficient for the quadratic BMI term Standard error P
Life satisfaction
All women
0.0456
0.037
0.20
 
Healthy women
0.0332
0.042
0.43
 
Women with a lifetime eating disorder
0.226
0.091
0.015
 
Healthy co-twins
1.58
0.75
0.044
GHQ-20
All women
0.108
0.11
0.30
 
Healthy women
0.0554
0.11
0.60
 
Women with a lifetime eating disorder
1.46
0.40
<0.001
 
Healthy co-twins
4.95
2.6
0.066
Satisfaction with leisure time, work, and family relationships
All women
0.0879
0.047
0.060
 
Healthy women
0.0597
0.052
0.26
 
Women with a lifetime eating disorder
0.554
0.17
0.002
 
Healthy co-twins
0.591
1.1
0.58
Satisfaction with sex life
All women
0.0112
0.010
0.30
 
Healthy women
0.0078
0.010
0.44
 
Women with a lifetime eating disorder
0.0223
0.033
0.50
  Healthy co-twins 0.273 0.37 0.47

We report the statistics of the quadratic term (BMI-squared).