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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychoneuroendocrinology. 2014 Jun 30;0:178–188. doi: 10.1016/j.psyneuen.2014.06.018

Table 3.

Fully adjusted regression analyses: average number of stressors across visits not involving interpersonal tension predicting dietary outcomes.

Predictor: Average number of stressors not involving interpersonal tension

Outcome Unstandardized
beta coefficient
(b)
Standard Error t p
Calories (kcal) 14.94 193.20 0.08 .939
Fat (g) 0.87 7.82 0.11 .912
Carbohydrates (g) −2.31 26.11 −0.09 .930
Protein (g) 1.54 9.57 0.16 .873
Cholesterol (mg) 30.32 48.04 0.63 .532
Sugars (g) 10.28 12.85 0.80 .428
Sodium (mg) −194.34 377.32 −0.52 .609
Fiber (g) −3.48 3.00 −1.16 .254
Fruit (#/day) −0.17 0.50 −0.35 .731
Vegetables (#/day) −0.24 0.51 −0.46 .648
Vitamin A (IU) −1877.00 3085.44 −0.61 .546
Vitamin C (mg) −24.24 21.98 −1.10 .277

Note: N = 46. All analyses controlled for age, BMI, sleep, and yoga experience