Table 6.

Results of the multivariable regression models of the sensitive analysis for follow-up. In the obese group, the strength of childhood trauma in women became even weaker and less relevant. However, in the follow-up, we could identify sexual abuse as predictor for a lower WHtR. In men, physical neglect remained the most relevant predictor, however, emotional abuse was significant in the baseline as well.

Pooled data BMI >  = 30	Model		Women	Men
			Beta	Beta
	Model 3d	Emotional neglect	−0.003	0.046
	Model 4d	Physical neglect	0.049	0.113*
	Model 5d	Emotional abuse	0.054	0.107*
	Model 6d	Physical abuse	0.060	0.056
	Model 7d	Sexual abuse	−0.014	-0.014
Follow-up
	Model 3e	Emotional neglect	−0.064	0.047
	Model 4e	Physical neglect	0.033	0.135*
	Model 5e	Emotional abuse	0.017	0.013
	Model 6e	Physical abuse	0.039	0.016
	Model 7e	Sexual abuse	−0.106*	−0.006

⁺p <  = 0.1, *p <  = 0.05, **p <  = 0.01, ***p <  = 0.001. Statistical significant results are highlighted in bold.