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. 2019 Jul 8;26(4):669–681. doi: 10.1080/13218719.2019.1618750

Table 2.

OLS regression models for the association between attractiveness and criminal involvement.

  Full sample
(N = 8484)
Males
(N = 3770)
Females
(N = 4714)
Coeff β Coeff β Coeff β
Predictor variables            
 Attractiveness −.064 −.027* −.052 −.019 −.065 −.031*
(.025) (.044) (.031)
Controls            
 Age −.061 −.080* −.072 −.089* −.055 −.078*
(.008) (.013) (.010)
 Sex .477 .193*    
(.027)        
 Race .067 .025* −.085 −.030 .178 .075*
(.028) (.046) (.035)
 SES −.038 −.009 −.079 −.016 −.022 −.006
(.047) (.080) (.056)

Note. OLS = ordinary least squares; coeff = coefficient; SES = socioeconomic status.

Standard errors in parentheses.

*p < .05.