Table 5.

Multinomial logistic regression predicting group outcome at follow-up.

Predictor	Biphilic/Androphilic persisters					Gynephilic desisters
	B	SE	Wald	p	eB	B	SE	Wald	p	eB
Age at assessment	0.26	0.16	2.90	0.09	1.30	−0.14	0.11	1.55	0.21	0.87
IQ	0.02	0.03	0.58	0.45	1.02	−0.03	0.01	2.77	0.10	0.97
Social class	−0.12	0.03	12.28	<0.001	0.89	−0.01	0.01	0.51	0.47	0.99
Composite z-score	1.32	0.55	5.82	0.02	3.74	−0.66	0.31	4.38	0.04	0.52

Reference group is the Biphilic/Androphilic Desisters. This group was chosen as the reference because it had the largest group size. A preliminary analysis with marital status included as a predictor variable showed that it did not have a significant effect and was, therefore, excluded in the final regression model. As suggested by Reviewer 3, per Benjamin et al. (116), for the “discovery of new effects,” p-values between 0.05 and 0.005 should be viewed as “suggestive” (i.e., informative, but cautiously interpreted), and p-values < 0.005 as “significant” (i.e., stronger evidence for the implausibility of a difference merely by chance).