. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 1.

Published in final edited form as: Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 2020 Jan 25;51(3):490–501. doi: 10.1007/s10578-020-00960-3

Table 4.

Relationship Between Involvement in Sports and Fractional Anisotropy of Parahippocampal Cingulum

	Left						Right
IV	t	B (SE)	−95% CI	+95% CI	R	Adj. R²	t	B (SE)	−95% CI	+95% CI	R	Adj. R²
# of Activities	−1.171	−.019 (.000)	−.001	.000	.498	.246	−1.774	−.028 (.000)	−.001	.000	.506	.254
# of Sports	−.856	−.013 (.000)	−.001	.000	.498	.246	−1.803	−.028 (.000)	−.002	.000	.506	.254
# of Non-Sports	−1.180	−.018 (.001)	−.002	.001	.499	.246	−.898	−.014 (.001)	−.002	.001	.506	.254
Team Sport (Broad)	−1.266	−.020 (.002)	−.008	.002	.498	.246	.334	.005 (.002)	−.004	.006	.505	.253
Team Sport (Restrictive)	.251	.004 (.002)	−.003	.004	.498	.245	1.447	.023 (.002)	−.001	.006	.506	.253
Individual Sport	−.844	−.013 (.002)	−.005	.002	.498	.246	.022	.000 (.002)	−.003	.003	.505	.253
Structured Sport	−1.386	−.022 (.003)	−.009	.001	.498	.246	−.205	−.003 (.003)	−.006	.004	.505	.253

Note. All analyses are using covariates of scanner type, sex, age (in months), race, ethnicity, parental education, family income, and a sex interaction.

FDR P Values:

p < .05.

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p < .01.

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p < .001