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Published in final edited form as: J Gen Psychol. 2019 Nov 22;147(4):398–413. doi: 10.1080/00221309.2019.1690973

Table 4.

Multiple Regression Predicting the Perception Discrepancy with Major Covariates

Predictors	Discrepancy for the target woman						Discrepancy for the target man

	Model 1			Model 2			Model 3			Model 4
	OR	95% CI (lower-upper)		OR	95% CI (lower-upper)		OR	95% CI (lower-upper)		OR	95% CI (lower-upper)
Gender
Male	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)
Female	1.966^***	1.526	2.533	1.977^***	1.522	2.558	1.272^*	0.984	1.643	1.284^*	0.992	1.676
Self-evaluated attractiveness	1.118^***	1.049	1.191	1.139^***	1.072	1.231	1.056^*	0.991	1.126	1.081^**	1.013	1.163
Depression				1.020^**	1.003	1.031				1.014^*	0.998	1.026
Social support				1.007	0.999	1.018				1.001	0.993	1.012
In a relationship
No				1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)				1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)
Yes				1.074	0.807	1.418				0.952	0.721	1.265
Family socioeconomic status
Relatively wealth				1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)				1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)	1.0 (−)
Middle level				1.388^*	1.010	1.862				1.368^*	0.984	1.828
Relatively poor				1.318	0.845	1.928				1.320	0.767	1.764
Constant	0.442^***			0.143^***			0.421^***			0.220^**

R²	0.045			0.061			0.007			0.019
Hosmer-Lemeshow X²	3.99 (p=0.780)			6.16 (p=0.629)			9.601 (p=0.212)			6.168 (p=0.628)

^***

P value is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

^**

P value is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

P value is significant at the 0.1 level (2-tailed).