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. 2020 Feb 17;11(2):204. doi: 10.3390/genes11020204

Table 4.

Model Results Comparing Food- and Non-Food-Related Scores for Parent-Reported GAIB Subscales.

Model Effect Category Estimate (95% CI) p Value
Behavior
 Age at Assessment Increase of 1 Year 1.7 (1, 2.5) <0.001
 Sex Female vs. Male 2.7 (−3.7, 9.1) 0.4
 Race Non-White vs. White 2.5 (−9.1, 14.1) 0.67
 Maternal Education (Average Effect) <College Grad vs. College Grad 6.2 (−0.8, 13.3) 0.08
 PWS Genetic Type UPD/Imprinting vs. Deletion −0.3 (−7.6, 7) 0.93
 Score Type (Average Effect) Food vs. Non-Food 1.5 (−2, 4.9) 0.39
 Score Type*Education Interaction 1 Food vs. Non-Food (Mother < College Grad) 5.8 (0.7, 10.8) 0.026
 Score Type*Education Interaction 1 Food vs. Non-Food (Mother is College Grad) −5.1 (−9.5, −0.8) 0.022
Obsessive Speech and Compulsive Behavior
 Age at Assessment (Average Effect) Increase of 1 Year 0.2 (−0.3, 0.7) 0.45
 Sex (Average Effect) Female vs. Male 4 (−0.5, 8.6) 0.08
 Race Non-White vs. White 6.9 (−1.4, 15.3) 0.1
 Maternal Education <College Grad vs. College Grad 1.9 (−3.1, 7) 0.44
 PWS Genetic Type UPD/Imprinting vs. Deletion −2.4 (−7.8, 3) 0.38
 Score Type (Average Effect) Food vs. Non-Food −2.4 (−3.5, −1.3) <0.001
 Score Type*Sex Interaction 2 Food vs. Non-Food (Females) −1 (−2.6, 0.5) 0.2
 Score Type*Sex Interaction 2 Food vs. Non-Food (Males) −3.8 (−5.4, −2.2) <0.001
 Score Type*Age at Assessment 2 Food vs. Non-Food (for Each 1-Year Increase in Age) 0.3 (0, 0.6) 0.022

1P value for interaction between score type (food or non-food) and maternal education was 0.005. 2 P values for interaction with score type (food or non-food) were 0.023 for age and 0.016 for sex.