. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.

Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2017 Oct;51(5):741–753. doi: 10.1007/s12160-017-9897-x

Table 4.

Between- and within-person effects for lapse triggers.

	B	SE	95% CI	Wald χ²	p
Between-person Effects
Sadness	.30	.14	[.04, .57]	4.95	.03
Loneliness	.39	.13	[.12, .65]	8.37	.004
Boredom	.52	.16	[.21, .84]	10.76	.001
Anger/Irritation	.61	.17	[.27, .95]	12.20	<.001
Stress	.57	.14	[.29, .85]	23.66	<.001
Hunger	.58	.16	[.26, .90]	12.36	<.001
Deprivation	.41	.13	[.16, .65]	10.53	.001
Fatigue	.49	.14	[.22, .76]	12.43	<.001
Presence of Delicious Food	.68	.27	[.14, 1.22]	6.20	.01
Within-person Effects
Sadness	−.20	.36	[−.90, .50]	.31	.58
Loneliness	.15	.12	[−.09, .39]	1.59	.21
Boredom	.17	.10	[−.03, .38]	2.66	.10
Anger/Irritation	.02	.08	[−.15, .18]	.06	.81
Stress	−.04	.08	[−.20, .11]	4.15	.59
Hunger	.30	.06	[.19, .41]	28.58	<.001
Deprivation	.27	.07	[.14, .40]	16.04	<.001
Fatigue	.10	.06	[−.02, .21]	2.73	.10
Presence of Delicious Food	.42	.12	[.19, .66]	12.19	<.001

Note: Each potential trigger was examined in a separate GEE that contained both between- and within-person effects for that trigger.