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. 2020 Mar 17;11:69. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00069

Table 3.

Multiple linear regression analyses on association between child maltreatment and xBRS and heart rate variability.

R2 β 95% Confidence Interval p
xBRS
Model 1 0.001 −0.016 [−0.028, −0.005] 0.006
Model 2* 0.068 −0.017 [−0.028, −0.006] 0.003
Model 3* 0.370 −0.002 [−0.009, 0.010] 0.907
Model 4*†‡ 0.395 −0.001 [−0.007, 0.008] 0.981
RMSSD
Model 1 0.001 −0.015 [−0.025, −0.004] 0.007
Model 2* 0.031 −0.015 [−0.026, −0.005] 0.004
Model 3* 0.220 −0.003 [−0.013, 0.006] 0.530
Model 4*†‡ 0.233 −0.007 [−0.016, 0.003] 0.169
SDNN
Model 1 0.000 −0.006 [−0.014,0.003] 0.196
Model 2* 0.041 −0.006 [−0.015,0.002] 0.148
Model 3 0.184 −0.003 [−0.005,−0.011] 0.760
Model 4*†‡ 0.196 0.001 [−0.007, 0.009] 0.747

N = 10,260. Each model shows the regression results of child maltreatment-number of types endorsed on xBRS/RMSSD and SDNN.

*Adjusted for antihypertensive medication.

Adjusted for sociodemographic covariates (sex, age, education, and ethnicity).

Adjusted for health-behavioral and psychological covariates (smoking, alcohol, body mass index, physical activity, current stress).

xBRS, baroreflex sensitivity; RMSSD, a parameter reflecting heart rate variability calculated as the square root of the mean squared successive differences between adjacent normal-to-normal interbeat intervals; SDNN, a parameter reflecting heart rate variability calculated as the standard deviation of normal-to-normal interbeat intervals.