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. 2018 May 30;41(9):zsy115. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsy115

Table 3.

Predictors of delay discounting behavior across the HCP 1200 database

Area under the curve ($200) Area under the curve ($40000)
Variable B SE B β % Var B SE B β % Var
Constant .263*** .009 .507*** .012
Income .003 .003 .036 0.10 .010* .004 .073 0.41
Education .013*** .004 .119 1.08 .022*** .005 .142 1.54
Fluid intelligence CR .005*** .001 .108 0.98 .006*** .002 .109 0.98
Age −.001 .002 −.011 0.01 −.002 .002 −.025 0.05
Sex −.009 .012 −.023 0.05 −.004 .016 −.008 0.00
Sleep duration .027*** .005 .151 2.16 .040*** .007 .161 2.43
Daytime dysfunction .009 .006 .043 0.18 .012 .008 .042 0.17
R 2 0.073 0.095
F 13.33*** 17.77***

N = 1190. Sex: male = 0, female = 1. CR = correct responses. B = unstandardized. % Var = percent of unique variance (squared semi partial correlations). Predictors are centered about their means. Predictors satisfying Bonferroni-corrected p < 0.007 are bolded.

*p < 0.05, ***p < 0.001.