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. 2016 Sep 23;12(3):427–435. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsw138

Table 3.

Censored (below 0 and above 30) regression results predicting the propensity of rule adherence (i.e. the number of balls put into the blue bucket) with stepwise included control variables

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
B (P) B (P) B (P) B (P) B (P)
Intercept 22.59 (0.00) 24.48 (0.00) 23.84 (0.00) 18.31 (0.00) 18.00 (0.00)
Treatment1,a −4.72 (0.08) −5.79 (0.07) −5.33 (0.14) 0.57 (0.92) 1.05 (0.84)
Sex2 −6.04 (0.11) −5.27 (0.26)
Treatment × Sex 2.67 (0.65) 4.36 (0.51)
BIS −1.04 (0.76) −0.54 (0.87) −1.10 (0.75)
BAS 4.61 (0.20) 4.20 (0.26) 4.04 (0.29)
PNS 6.35 (0.02) 6.16 (0.02) 6.37 (0.02)
Treatment × BISa 2.49 (0.60) 3.15 (0.70) 3.46 (0.67)
Treatment × BASa −14.07 (0.02) −12.19 (0.06) −11.99 (0.07)
Treatment × PNSa −9.69 (0.02) −9.43 (0.04) −9.00 (0.07)
STAI −3.29 (0.23) −3.93 (0.16)
Age −0.46 (0.30) −0.46 (0.32)
Contraception (Pill) 5.49 (0.26) 3.72 (0.58)
Contraception (Hormonal Spiral) 5.43 (0.32) 4.08 (0.52)
Treatment × Pill −5.01 (0.47) 2.64 (0.81)
Treatment × Hormonal Spiral −8.03 (0.29) −1.69 (0.87)
Follicular Phase 0.64 (0.92)
Luteal Phase 5.63 (0.39)
Treatment × Follicular Phase −7.62 (0.44)
Treatment × Luteal Phase −12.90 (0.21)

Note.10 = placebo, 1 = oxytocin; 20 = female, 1 = male. Contraception: all female participants indicated either to use the pill or a hormonal spiral—male participants are therefore coded as baseline.

a

FDR corrected P-value.