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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Appetite. 2015 Apr 29;91:343–350. doi: 10.1016/j.appet.2015.04.072

Table 2.

Multiple hierarchical regressions predicting adolescents’ eating in the absence of hunger (EAH)

Level Variable Entered β a SE b b R2c ΔR2
Level 1 .16** .16**
Age −7.70 6.46 −.07
Sex −27.94 32.86 −.09
Race −55.40 24.94 −.18*
Pubertal status −8.90 30.77 −.02
Fat-free mass 4.21 2.04 .28*
Fat mass 108.40 84.24 .12
Height −2.36 2.17 −.13
Buffet lunch meal intake .07 .03 .23**
Level 2 .17** .01
Film clip 24.92 22.21 .08
Level 3 .18** .01
Depressive symptoms −.56 2.34 −.02
Dietary restraint 24.84 17.43 .12
Level 4 .24** .06
Restraint × depression 3.18 3.20 .08
Restraint × film clip 58.07 33.04 .20
Restraint × sex 73.67 31.31 .28*
Film Clip × sex 27.93 48.65 .09
Depression × sex −6.34 5.72 −.19
Depression × film clip 1.27 4.59 .03
Level 5 .25** .01
Depression × film clip × sex 7.96 13.51 .16
Restraint × film clip × sex −72.24 63.71 −.20
a

β = unstandardized regression coefficient at each step;

b

b = standardized regression coefficient at each step;

c

R2 = proportion of variability in the dependent variable accounted for by model;

**

p < .01;

*

p < .05