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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2011 May 16;120(4):948–955. doi: 10.1037/a0023600

Table 2.

Means, Standard Deviations, and F-tests comparing BER Rats to BEP Rats over Three Stages of Development for Experiment 2.

BER/BEP Group Pre-Early
Puberty
Mid-Late
Puberty
Adulthood Stage
Main
Effect
BER/BEP
Main
Effect
Stage by
BER/BEP
Interaction
Palatable Food F(2,159) = F(1,47) = F(2,159) =
69.69** 39.20** 7.86**
   BER M 2.25 3.41 4.72
(SD) (0.47) (1.18) (1.26)
   BEP M 2.72 4.69 7.25
(SD) (0.76) (1.38) (1.26)
Chow F(2,138) = F(1,83) = F(2,138) =
93.5** .70 .34
   BER M 2.04 4.83 5.47
(SD) (1.13) (1.30) (1.66)
   BEP M 1.88 4.80 5.19
(SD) (0.91) (1.47) (1.81)
Body Weight F(2,354) = F(1,14) = F(2,354) =
15.27** .000 .37
   BER M 81.09 164.59 214.15
(SD) (19.97) (25.90) (15.65)
   BEP M 85.14 163.42 214.39
(SD) (20.02) (25.90) (13.32)

Note. BER = binge eating resistant; BEP = binge eating prone; Stage = pre-early puberty, mid-late puberty, or adulthood. Pre-early puberty and mid-late puberty varied by rat, but occurred between feeding tests 1–7 and 6–16, respectively, for the full sample. Adulthood occurred between feeding tests 17 and 21 for all rats.

**

p < .01