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. 2021 Oct 28;13(11):3861. doi: 10.3390/nu13113861

Table 3.

Regression analysis of independent variables in relation to emotional eating of active group (n = 220).

Independent Variables Crude Model Adjusted Model
β (95% CI) p b β (95% CI) SE p
Intercept 17.96 (5.41; 36.98) 9.65 0.064
Working/studying >8 h/day 0.65 (−6.86; 8.16) 0.865 - - - -
Low level of social isolation −2.69 (−9.34; 3.95) 0.426 - - - -
Increased stress perception 14.23 (7.72; 20.74) <0.001 * 0.13 6.60 (0.26; 12.93) 3.21 0.041
Worse sleep perception 11.85 (4.38; 19.31) 0.207 - - - -
Body dissatisfaction 17.61 (10.69; 24.53) <0.001 * 0.22 12.16 (5.41; 18.91) 3.42 <0.001
Weight loss attempt 10.00 (2.05; 17.95) 0.014 * - - - -
Worse eating habits 11.24 (1.45; 21.04) 0.025 * - - - -
Increased amount of food consumed 7.51 (0.75; 14.26) 0.030 * - - - -
Decreased home cooking 15.35 (1.98; 28.73) 0.025 * - - - -
Increased purchase of food delivery 8.65 (2.07; 15.23) 0.010 * - - - -
Increased consumption of vegetables 1.53 (−5.25; 8.31) 0.657 - - - -
Increased consumption of fresh fruit 3.40 (−3.33; 10.14) 0.320 - - - -
Increased refined cereals consumption 3.65 (−4.97; 12.29) 0.405 - - - -
Increased sweets and desserts consumption 11.17 (4.02; 18.32) 0.002 * 0.15 8.33 (1.77; 14.89) 3.32 0.013
Increased fast food consumption 1.97 (−4.70; 8.65) 0.561 - - - -

R2 = 0.257. * Variables analyzed by multiple linear regression (p < 0.2). The model was controlled for sex, age, monthly income, and BMI. b = standardized beta; β = unstandardized beta; 95% CI = 95% confidence interval; SE = standard error.