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. 2015 Dec 9;10(12):e0142695. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0142695

Table 2. Logistic regressions predicting a verdict of guilt.

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
ß (S.E.) ß (S.E.) ß (S.E.)
Intercept -2.04 (.29) -1.99 (.33) -2.59 (.55)
Instruction_Standard 1.02 (.31)** 0.95 (.42)* 0.94 (.32)**
ID Quality_Weak -0.24 (.31) -0.69 (.49) -0.22 (.29)
Instruction_Standard × ID Quality_Weak - 0.17 (.63) -
Male - - -0.13 (.31)
Minority - - 0.65 (.35)°
College - - 0.72 (.32)*
Age_10 - - 0.02 (.12)
Null deviance (df) 311.86 (334) 311.86 (334) 311.86 (334)
Residual deviance (df) 299.54 (332) 299.47 (311) 290.19 (328)

Null and residual deviances are shown at the bottom of the table, for assessing overall model fit.

° p < 0.10.

* p < 0.05.

** p < 0.01.