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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2013 Jun 3;54(11):1223–1230. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.12093

Table 2.

Main and interactive effects of infant attachment security and genetic variation when predicting the security of adults’ romantic attachment representations as assessed with the Current Relationship Interview.

B SE β
Romantic attachment representations at ages 20–21a
 Infant attachment security 0.34 0.43 .09
 OXTR −0.33 0.36 −.11
 DRD4 −0.34 0.35 −.11
 5HTT 0.05 0.25 .02
 Infant attachment security x OXTR 0.94 0.85 .12
 Infant attachment security x DRD4 −1.30 0.84 −.17
 Infant attachment security x 5HTT 0.82 0.62 .15
Romantic attachment representations at ages 26–28b
 Infant attachment security 0.84 0.58 .17
 OXTR 0.20 0.47 .05
 DRD4 0.26 0.48 .06
 5HTT −0.36 0.34 −.11
 Infant attachment security x OXTR 2.23 1.05 .23*
 Infant attachment security x DRD4 0.56 1.32 .05
 Infant attachment security x 5HTT −0.03 0.91 −.01

Note: all models control for sex and race;

a

n = 74.

b

n = 70.

*

p < .05.