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Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2021 Jan;57(1):60–72. doi: 10.1037/dev0001135

Table 3.

Results from the Regression Analyses Predicting the Big Five Dimensions by Pubertal timing (i.e. Self-reported Pubertal Development, controlling for Age), Sex, and their Interaction (n=1727).

	Extraver sion	Agreeable ness	Conscie ntiousne ss	Neuroticis m	Openness
	b(S.E.)	b(S.E.)	b(S.E.)	b(S.E.)	b(S.E.)

Age	−.04(.01)^*	−.02(.01)	−.04(.01)^*	−.00(.01)	−.04(.01)^*
Age²	−.02(.00)^*	−.01(.00)	−.00(.00)	.01(.00)	−.01(.00)
Sex	−.03(.06)	−.27(.06)^*	−.24(.06)^*	−.46(.05)^*	−.13(.06)
Self-reported pub. Dev.	−.09(.03)^*	−.14(.04)^*	−.15(.03)^*	.02(.03)	−.04(.03)
Age × Sex	.01(.02)	−.01(.02)	−.05(.02)	−.08(.02)^*	−.02(.02)
Self-reported pub. dev. × Sex	.08(.05)	.01(.06)	.02(.05)	−.11(.05)	.06(.05)
Self-reported pub. dev. × Age	.01(.01)	.01(.01)	−.01(.01)	−.02(.01)	.02(.01)

Note. Age was centered prior to analyses, and sex was coded as (0 = female, 1 = male). All models also controlled for batch year for the hormone sample and participant race/ethnicity.

p < .014.