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. 2020 Feb 4;11:100261. doi: 10.1016/j.abrep.2020.100261

Table 3.

Multinomial multi-level logistic regression model building for perceived stress (n = 2537).

Level Variables Model 1
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Model 2
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Model 3
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Model 4
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Model 5
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Model 6
−2LL (full –reduced)
(p value)
Level 2 City 43.7 (<0.0001) 11.7 (0.067) 13.03 (0.042) 12.03 (0.061) 11.5 (0.072) 10.04 (0.123)
City
 + school type (M/F)
52.7 (<0.0001) 46.2 (<0.0001) 50.2 (<0.0001) 50.08 (<0.0001) 59.9 (<0.0001)
City
 + school type (M/F)
 + school level
23.7 (0.008) 25.5 (0.004) 22.2 (0.014) 22.7 (0.012)
Level 1 City
 + school type (M/F)
 + school level
 + GAS
54.3 (<0.0001) 50.4 (<0.0001) 43.4 (<0.0001)
City
 + school type (M/F)
 + school level
 + GAS
 + age
 + academic grade
3.2 (0.195)
61.4 (<0.0001)
3.2 (0.194)
43.4 (<0.0001)
City
 + school type (M/F)
 + school level
 + GAS
 + age
 + academic grade
 + screen time
 + smoking
 + physical activity
 + diet
10.3 (0.112)
13.4 (0.001)
17.1 (<0.0001)
16.7 (<0.0001)

LL: log-likelihood ratio.