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. 2021 Jul 16;15:100368. doi: 10.1016/j.ynstr.2021.100368

Table 3.

The linear regression models for left and right hippocampal and amygdalar volumes


Left HCVres
Right HCVres
Left AGVres
Right AGVres
B SE β p B SE β p B SE β p B SE β p
Infant sex (girl) −18.99 18.07 −0.11 .296 −23.25 20.68 −0.12 .264 −9.25 4.89 −0.21 0.06 −5.77 5.39 −0.12 .287
Maternal smoking 26.37 29.15 0.10 .368 37.13 33.37 0.12 .269 13.98 7.89 0.19 0.08 5.42 8.69 0.70 .624
SES −8.18 9.88 −0.09 .410 −8.54 11.31 −0.08 .452 −0.79 2.67 −0.03 .768 −0.82 2.94 −0.03 .782
OB risk (ref: no risk) 23.89 20.95 0.12 .258 31.15 23.98 0.14 .184 −0.24 5.67 −0.01 .966 6.43 6.24 0.11 .306
PSS −38.78 16.21 −0.26 .019 −29.07 18.55 −0.17 .121 2.68 4.38 0.07 .542 −1.53 4.83 −0.04 .753
PSS × infant sex −43.03 32.93 −0.63 .195 −46.51 37.73 −0.60 .221 4.89 8.98 0.27 .588 5.33 9.90 0.273 .592

Note. HCV = hippocampal volume, AGV = amygdalar volume, res = residualized for age, length of gestation and intracranial volume; SES = socioeconomic status, OB = obstetric, PSS = Perceived Stress Scale. The PSS by infant sex analyses were conducted in a separate step of the model.