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. 2020 Nov 10;11:483229. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.483229

Table 5.

Multinomial logistic regression of childhood variables predicting joint trajectory groups of bullying perpetration and narcissistic personality traits.

Joint trajectory group contrasts
MB/HN vs. LB/LNb MB/MN vs. LB/LNb MB/HN vs. MB/MNc
OR 95% CI OR 95% CI OR 95% CI
Demographic variables
Sex 0.545 [0.234, 1.269] 0.949 [0.461, 1.954] 0.550 [0.211, 1.433]
Race 1.994 [0.593, 6.707] 1.937 [0.718, 5.231] 1.042 [0.280, 3.882]
Household income 1.456 [0.852, 2.487] 0.833 [0.575, 1.209] 1.785 [0.980, 3.251]
Parent education 1.204 [0.758, 1.912] 1.262 [0.853, 1.868] 0.885 [0.520, 1.504]
Psychological and emotional variables
Hyperactivity 1.686* [1.067, 2.665] 1.567* [1.069, 2.297] 1.090 [0.639, 1.859]
Anxiety 0.466* [0.266, 0.818] 0.831 [0.555, 1.245] 0.573 [0.314, 1.048]
Frustration 1.987* [1.115, 3.540] 1.382 [0.883, 2.164] 1.468 [0.742, 2.901]
Empathic concern 1.050 [0.665, 1.658] 0.684a [0.479, 0.976] 1.461 [0.914, 2.335]

MB/HN, moderate stable bullying/high increasing narcissistic personality traits; LB/LN, low decreasing bullying/low decreasing narcissistic personality traits; MB/MN, moderate stable bullying/moderate stable narcissistic personality traits; sex coded as 0 = boys and 1 = girls.

a

Non-significant after Benjamini–Hochberg correction.

b

LB/LN was comparison group in contrast.

c

MB/MN was comparison group in contrast.

*

p < 0.05.