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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Physiol Behav. 2016 Apr 27;163:56–63. doi: 10.1016/j.physbeh.2016.04.043

Table 3.

Regression models predicting overall liking/disliking as a function of perceived astringency, bitterness and their cross product. Each row represents a separate multiple regression model. Standardized regression coefficients (β) are shown, with the p-value for that term in parentheses. P-values <0.1 are italicized and <0.05 are bolded.

Variable βBitter βstringent βcross Intercept R2 F-value Model p
Experiment 1
Tannic Acid −1.176(0.001) −0.899(0.002) 0.0192(0.061) −11.60(0.031) 0.31 12.20 <0.001
Alum −2.784(0.002) −0.929(<0.001) 0.0543(0.035) 2.00(0.697) 0.38 16.66 <0.001

Experiment 2
Tannic Acid −0.519(0.037) −0.259(0.441) −0.001 (0.821) −21.68(0.005) 0.29 10.24 <0.001
GSE −1.249(0.001) −1.192(0.017) 0.0207(0.118) 20.16(0.003) 0.32 11.99 <0.001
Control −1.204(0.012) 0.08(0.937) 0.0262(0.717) 34.25(<0.001) 0.09 2.55 0.062