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. 2018 Mar 19;9:341. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00341

Table 7.

Hierarchical multiple regression analyses with IIP-32 total score predicting eating disorders core symptoms (n = 182 clinical subjects with eating disorders).

Criterion Step Adj R2 Fchange p Predictors β t p
EDRC 1 0.021 2.900 0.058 Gender 0.175 2.369 0.019
Age −0.018 −0.247 0.805
2 0.049 1.672 0.109 Gender 0.173 2.323 0.021
Age 0.008 0.102 0.919
IIP-PA 0.061 0.678 0.499
IIP-BC 0.063 0.650 0.516
IIP-DE −0.006 −0.055 0.956
IIP-FG 0.079 0.810 0.419
IIP-HI 0.018 0.174 0.862
IIP-JK 0.034 0.328 0.743
IIP-LM 0.161 1.644 0.102
IIP-NO 0.045 0.468 0.640
GPMC 1 0.051 5.300 0.006 Gender 0.140 1.809 0.072
Age −0.194 2.504 0.013
2 0.389 11.905 <0.001 Gender 0.117 1.846 0.067
Age −0.105 −1.596 0.113
IIP-PA 0.003 0.041 0.967
IIP-BC 0.026 0.311 0.757
IIP-DE 0.316 3.485 0.001
IIP-FG 0.171 2.071 0.040
IIP-HI 0.181 2.031 0.044
IIP-JK 0.047 0.541 0.589
IIP-LM 0.192 2.271 0.025
IIP-NO −0.017 −0.209 0.835

EDRC, Eating Disorder Risk Composite; GPMC, General Psychological Maladjustment Composite; IIP, Inventory of Interpersonal Problems; PA, IIP Domineering/Controlling Subscale; BC, IIP Vindictive/Self-Centered Subscale; DE, IIP Cold/Distant Subscale; FG, IIP Socially Inhibited/Avoidant Subscale; HI, IIP Non-assertive Subscale; JK, IIP Overly Accommodating/Exploitable Subscale; LM, IIP Self-Sacrificing/Overly Nurturant Subscale; NO, IIP Intrusive/Needy Subscale.