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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Anxiety Stress Coping. 2014 Apr 25;27(6):712–721. doi: 10.1080/10615806.2014.909928

Table 2.

Results from the hierarchal regression analyses examining 2-way interactions between 5-HTTLPR and BDNF (top), 5-HTTLPR and COMT (middle) and COMT and BDNF (bottom).

Variable F (Δ)R2 Beta SE t P-value
Step 1 1.20 .046 .31
(Constant) 4.20 .77 5.46 .00
Age −.02 .01 −2.18 .03
Caucasian −.70 .76 −.92 .36
African American −.97 .97 −1.00 .32
Asian −.54 .79 −.69 .49
Hispanic −.68 .78 −.87 .39
Native American −.78 1.30 −.60 .55

Step 2 1.71 .022 .18
5-HTTLPR .23 .13 1.84 .07
BDNF −.03 .15 −.17 .87

Step 3 4.40 .027 .04
5-HTTLPR x BDNF .43 .21 2.10 .04

Step 2 1.89 .023 .15
5-HTTLPR .23 .12 1.94 .05
COMT −.03 .12 −.21 .83

Step 3 .26 .002 .61
5-HTTLPR x COMT .09 .17 .51 .61

Step 2 .02 .000 .98
BDNF −.03 .15 −.19 .85
COMT −.01 .13 −.06 .96

Step 3 .44 .003 .51
BDNF x COMT .15 .23 .66 .51

Notes. Betas presented above are unstandardized, and p-values are two-tailed. Since each regression analysis was intended to test a distinct hypothesis, these analyses were conducted separately to preserve degrees of freedom. However, the results from Step 1 are presented only once given that all of the predictors in this step were the same across all three of these analyses.