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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2015 Nov;124(4):944–952. doi: 10.1037/abn0000107

Table 3.

Hierarchical Logistic Regressions Predicting Likelihood of Bipolar Spectrum Disorder Onset

β SE β Wald OR 95% CI p
High BAS Group

Step 1
Days in Study .000 .000 0.138 1.000 0.999 – 1.000 .711
Gender −.603 .495 1.483 0.547 0.207 – 1.444 .223
Age −.009 .170 0.003 0.991 0.710 – 1.384 .958
Fam Hx −.069 1.121 0.004 0.934 0.104 – 8.403 .951
ASRM .047 .062 0.557 1.048 0.927 – 1.184 .456
BDI .015 .036 0.182 1.015 0.947 – 1.089 .670
Step 2
M-SRM Regularity −.150 .072 4.365 0.861 0.748 – 0.991 .037
Moderate BAS Group

Step 1
Days in Study −.001 .001 0.371 0.999 0.997 – 1.002 .542
Gender −1.080 1.163 0.862 0.340 0.035 – 3.319 .353
Age .305 .431 0.499 1.356 0.583 – 3.156 .480
Fam Hx 1.841 1.441 1.632 6.301 0.374 – 106.18 .201
ASRM .399 .193 4.282 1.490 1.021 – 2.173 .039
BDI .071 .096 0.542 1.073 0.889 – 1.295 .461
Step 2
M-SRM Regularity −.090 .252 0.127 0.914 0.558 – 1.497 .722

Note. Odds ratios (OR) less than 1.0 indicate a negative association between the predictor and bipolar spectrum disorder onset. CI = Confidence Interval; Age = Age at baseline; Fam Hx = Family History of bipolar disorder; ASRM = Altman Self-Rating Mania Scale scores; BDI = Beck Depression Inventory scores; M-SRM Regularity = Modified Social Rhythm Metric Regularity score.