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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychobiol. 2013 Oct 26;57(6):654–669. doi: 10.1002/dev.21173

Table 4.

Trivariate Diurnal Coupling of Cortisol with DHEA and Testosterone

Parameter Coupled diurnal change
Coupled deviations with change
Coupled diurnal deviations
Estimate SE Estimate SE Estimate SE
Fixed effects
 Intercept, γ00 1.65* .008 1.66* .007 1.68* .004
 DHEA Coupling parameter, γ10 .02* .006 .01* .006 .03* .01
 Testosterone Coupling parameter, γ10 .01 .007 .003 .006 .01 .01
 Diurnal Slope, γ30 −.002* <.001 −.005* <.001
 Effect of moderators on Cortisol Level
  Age, γ01 −.002 .001 −.001 .001 .001 .001
  Sex, γ02 .004 .007 .003 .006 <.001 .002
  Severity, γ03 <.001 .002 <.001 .002 <.001 .001
  Directionality, γ04 −.003 .002 −.002 .002 −.001 .001
  DHEA diurnal slope, γ05 −1.11* .23
  Testosterone diurnal slope, γ06 .20* .09
 Effect of moderators on DHEA Coupling
  Age, γ11 <.001 .001 <.001 .001 .003 .002
  Sex, γ12 .02* .004 .02* .004 .007 .007
  Severity, γ13 <.001 .002 .001 .002 <.001 .003
  Directionality, γ14 <.001 .001 −.001 .002 −.005 .003
 Effect of moderators on Testosterone Coupling
  Age, γ21 −.002 .001 −.001 .001 −.006* .003
  Sex, γ22 .02* .004 .02* .004 .007 .009
  Severity, γ23 .001 .002 <.001 .002 −.001 .004
  Directionality, γ24 −.002 .002 −.002 .002 −.001 .004
 Between-person association of slopes
  DHEA diurnal slope, γ15 .13* .03
  Testosterone diurnal slope, γ25 −.03* .01
Random effects
 Cortisol level variance, σ2u0 .0001* <.0001 .0002* .0001 .0006* .0001
 DHEA Coupling variance, σ2u1 .0003* .0001 .0002* .0001 .0006* .0002
 Testosterone Coupling variance, σ2u2 .0003* .0001 .0002* .0001 <.0001 <.0001
 Diurnal slope variance, σ2u3 <.0001* <.0001* <.0001* <.0001
 Residual, σ2e1 .0006* <.0001 .0005* <.0001 .0005* <.0001
Fit statistics
 −2LL −5137.2 −5262.5 −5223.4
 AIC −5123.2 −5240.5 −5203.4

Note. −2LL = log likelihood function. AIC = Akaike information criterion. SE = standard error.

*

= p <.05.