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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Gen. 2018 Sep 17;148(2):388–399. doi: 10.1037/xge0000486

Table 5.

Unstandardized regression coefficients with confidence intervals estimating the effect of early childhood deprivation on risk behavior through thrill seeking and the moderating effect of executive control.

Risk Behavior (YRBS) BART
Thrill Seeking Risk Behavior Thrill Seeking BART
Variable B(SE) 95% CI B(SE) 95% CI B(SE) 95% CI B(SE) 95% CI
Constant −.47* (.17) −.81 – −.13 1.60* (.14) 1.33– 1.86 −.48* (.17) −.81 – −.14 25.27* (2.00) 21.31-29.23
NIG vs. CAUG .69* (.22) .25 – 1.13 .12 (.18) −.23 – .48 .71* (.22) .27 – 1.14 1.91 (2.67) −3.35 – 7.17
FCG vs. CAUG .60* (.24) .13 – 1.06 −.33 (.18) −.70 – −.03 .61* (.23) .15 – 1.08 −.45 (2.75) −5.88 – 4.98
Thrill seeking .32* (.07) .17 – .46 2.56* (1.08) .43 – 4.70
Planning −.02 (.05) −.11 – .07 .92 (.67) −.41 – 2.25
Thrill seeking X Planning .09* (.04) .01 – .17 1.76* (.62) .52 – 2.99
R2= .082
F (2,119) = 5.29,
p = .006
R2= .203
F (5,116) = 5.90,
p < .001
R2= .087
F (2,120) = 5.70,
p = .004
R2= .122
F (5,117) = 3.25,
p = .009
*

p < .05