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. 2022 Nov 16;2022:3044545. doi: 10.1155/2022/3044545

Table 5.

Total effects of genetic, sociodemographic, and psychological parameters and diet on metabolic syndrome among obese adults using SEM.

Model 3 Total
Standardized estimate SE P value
GI ⟶ MetS -0.002 0.002 0.117
GL ⟶ MetS 0.000 0.001 0.449
MC4R ⟶ MetS 0.010 0.005 0.023
Age ⟶ MetS 0.053 0.018 ≤0.01
Sex ⟶ MetS -0.605 0.268 0.012
Sex⟶ GL -27.368 12.681 0.015
Age ⟶ GL -0.073 0.721 0.459
PA ⟶ GL -0.841 7.187 0.453
SES ⟶ GL -0.600 2.462 0.403
Stress ⟶ GL 0.062 0.606 0.459
Appetite ⟶ GL 1.178 0.562 0.018
MC4R ⟶ GL -1.235 0.188 ≤0.01
Sex ⟶ GI -1.391 9.004 0.433
Age ⟶ GI -0.478 0.527 0.382
PA ⟶ GI -1.089 7.271 0.440
SES ⟶ GI -0.287 1.833 0.438
Stress ⟶ GI 0.310 0.451 0.246
Appetite ⟶ GI 0.772 0.478 0.053
MC4R ⟶ GI 1.577 0.173 ≤0.01

Abbreviations: GI: glycemic index; GL: glycemic load; SES: socioeconomic status; MetS: metabolic syndrome; PA: physical activity; MC4R: melanocortin-4 receptor; SE: standard error of the estimate. Standardized path coefficients £Total effect is defined as the sum of direct and indirect effects.