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Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychobiol. 2014 Mar 14;56(6):1327–1340. doi: 10.1002/dev.21212

Table 5.

Multiple Regression Analyses: IBQ-R Factors as Predictors Arm Restraint Frontal EEG Asymmetry separately for Boys and Girls

Variable	R	R²	R²change	F change	Beta
Boys
Model 1	.13	.02	.02	1.80
Baseline Frontal Asymmetry					.13
Model 2	.35	.12	.11	3.82^*
Baseline Frontal Asymmetry					.08
IBQ-R NE					.03
IBQ-R PAS					−.36^**
IBQ-R ORC					.13
Girls
Model 1	.23	.05	.05	5.22^*
Baseline Frontal Asymmetry					.23^*
Model 2	.33	.11	.06	2.00
Baseline Frontal Asymmetry					.19^{^}
IBQ-R NE					−.15
IBQ-R PAS					.12
IBQ-R ORC					−.27^*

^*

p<.05 level;

^**

p< .01 level;

^{^}

p<.10.