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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 17.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Psychol Sci. 2022;1:10.31234/osf.io/c4gbf. doi: 10.31234/osf.io/c4gbf

Table 4.

Hierarchical Regression of BMI on Self- and Informant-Reports of Personality.

Self-Report Informant-Report
Personality Trait R2 ΔR2 b b LL b UL β b b LL bUL β
Extraversion .06 .02 0.01 −0.80 0.83 .00 −0.91 −1.70 −0.11 −.16
  Pos. Temp. .11 .04 −0.33 −1.09 0.42 −.06 −1.35 −2.11 −0.58 −.25
  Sociability .04 .01 0.03 −0.72 0.78 .01 −0.66 −1.40 0.08 −.12
  Ascendance .03 .00 0.26 −0.54 1.06 .05 0.06 −0.73 0.85 .01
  Venturesome .06 .02 −0.13 −0.89 0.64 −.02 −0.82 −1.57 −0.07 −.15
Agreeableness .04 .01 0.20 −0.54 0.95 .04 −0.46 −1.19 0.27 −.08
  Empathy .05 .01 0.15 −0.54 0.85 .03 −0.69 −1.38 0.00 −.12
  Trust .03 .00 0.26 −0.47 0.99 .05 −0.27 −0.99 0.45 −.05
  Straightforward .03 .00 −0.08 −0.81 0.64 −.02 −0.16 −0.87 0.55 −.03
Conscientiousness .09 .04 −0.08 −0.85 0.69 −.01 −1.30 −2.06 −0.55 −.24
  Self-Discipline .10 .05 0.01 −0.74 0.76 .00 −1.44 −2.18 −0.70 −.26
  Dutiful .06 .02 −0.15 −0.88 0.59 −.03 −0.94 −1.68 −0.21 −.17
  Deliberation .04 .01 0.25 −0.49 0.99 .05 −0.63 −1.37 0.10 −.11
  Achievement .05 .02 0.13 −0.62 0.89 .02 −0.91 −1.66 −0.16 −.16
  Orderly .10 .03 −0.36 −1.19 0.46 −.07 −1.17 −1.99 −0.35 −.21
Neuroticism .04 .00 0.14 −0.69 0.97 .02 0.30 −0.53 1.13 .05
  Depressive .04 .00 0.19 −0.68 1.07 .03 0.43 −0.41 1.27 .08
  Anxious .03 .00 −0.01 −0.81 0.79 .00 0.12 −0.67 0.92 .02
  Anger Prone .03 .00 0.10 −0.68 0.88 .02 0.31 −0.47 1.09 .06
Openness .04 .01 0.27 −0.43 0.98 .05 −0.63 −1.34 0.09 −.11
  Curiosity .03 .00 −0.01 −0.71 0.68 .00 0.00 −0.69 0.70 .00
  Aesthetics .04 .01 0.05 −0.68 0.77 .01 −0.54 −1.28 0.19 −.10
  Creative .06 .02 0.57 −0.11 1.24 .10 −0.92 −1.60 −0.24 −.17

Note. Displaying Step 3 statistics. Step 1 consisted of sex and age covariates. Step 2 entered self-reports. Step 3 entered informant-reports. Bold = p < .01. LL = 95% confidence interval lower limit; UL = 95% confidence interval upper limit. Sex was a small predictor of BMI in Step 3 (median r = .17). Age was not significantly associated with BMI.