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. 2022 Jun 30;11(2):417–426. doi: 10.1556/2006.2022.00044

Table A1.

Mixed effects model with study site and family as random intercepts showed that multiple basic demographic variables are associated with total screen media activity.

Variable Estimate StdError df T-value P-value
Intercept −0.1131 0.1914 5672.147 −0.5910 0.5546
Gender (M) 0.2585 0.0210 9587.588 12.3383 <0.0001
Whole brain volume 0.0000 0.0000 9447.010 −2.8873 0.0039
Race/Ethnicity
 Black 0.3955 0.0323 8122.383 12.2405 <0.0001
 Asian −0.1395 0.0646 8960.879 −2.1578 0.0310
 Other/Mixed 0.0236 0.0267 8278.754 0.8848 0.3763
Age 0.0041 0.0012 9301.023 3.4075 0.0007
Parental Education
 HS Diploma/GED 0.1562 0.0590 8479.466 2.6477 0.0081
 Some College 0.1611 0.0537 8435.787 3.0013 0.0027
 Bachelor −0.0285 0.0568 8381.003 −0.5013 0.6162
 Post Graduate Degree −0.2197 0.0575 8366.119 −3.8184 0.0001
Family Income
 [≥50K & <100K] −0.0973 0.0294 8162.802 −3.3089 0.0009
 [≥100K] −0.1850 0.0331 8060.059 −5.5947 <0.0001
Parental Marital Status (Yes) −0.1316 0.0248 8002.610 −5.3109 <0.0001