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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2015 Nov;124(4):1003–1013. doi: 10.1037/abn0000111

Table 3. Binge Eating: Wave 1 Contrasts.

Binge Eating Trajectory Group Means (SD) or Percentages t-tests or Chi-Square
Risk Factor None Decreasing Increasing High, Steady Contrast 1 (None vs. others): df = 936 Contrast 2 (None vs. Increasing): df = 625 Contrast 3 (Increasing vs. Decreasing and High): df = 489
NU-1 2.08 (0.66) 2.40 (0.64) 2.31 (0.71) 2.43 (0.68) t=6.44** t=3.31** t=1.41
NA-1 1.96 (0.66) 2.35 (0.82) 2.27 (0.77) 2.21 (0.85) t=6.26** t=4.17** t=0.13
EE-1 1.98 (1.13) 2.84 (1.56) 2.09 (1.19) 2.74 (1.55) t=6.39** t=0.78 t=4.70**
TE-1 2.86 (1.55) 3.55 (1.67) 2.83 (1.51) 3.76 (1.67) t=4.62** t=0.218 t=4.44**
Pubertal Onset 22.7% 24.6% 23.2% 29.4% χ2 =0.68 χ2 =0.01 χ2 =0.84

Note. NU, negative urgency; NA, negative affect; EE, eating expectancies; TE, thinness expectancies; each number following the variable represents the wave in which the data was collected (i.e., NU-1 = Negative Urgency, wave 1);

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p<.001. For pubertal onset, the percentage positive at wave 1 in each group is reported. All contrasts are t-tests with the exception of those with pubertal onset, which are chi square tests of independence.