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. 2021 May 19;11(5):1461. doi: 10.3390/ani11051461

Table 4.

Logistic regression models for self-sucking presence (‘self-stimulation’ subcategory) 1.

Independent Variables Unadjusted Odds Ratio and p-Value Adjusted Odds Ratio * 95% CI * p-Value * Positively and Significantly Predicts Self-Sucking? *
(Result the Same if Age, Sex and Scanning Level not Controlled for?)
Self-clasping presence vs. absence 2.52 (<0.001) 2.55 0.45–14.33 0.144 No
(Unadjusted relationship is positive and significant)
Eye-poking presence vs. absence 1.48 (0.166) 2.24 0.08–64.81 0.319 No
(Unadjusted relationship is also positive and non-significant)
Hair-plucking presence vs. absence 2 0.09 (0.999) 0.59 0.12–2.80 0747 No
(Unadjusted relationship is also negative)

* Adjusted for sex, age, and scanning level. 1 One-tailed p-values are reported here. 2 Interaction not tested due to insufficient observations.