Table 4.

Hierarchical logistic regression (n = 503)

Covariates	B	SE B	Wald	pa	OR	95% CI		R2
						LL	UL
Step 1
Age	-.043	.008	31.630	< .001	0.96	0.94	0.97
Sex (female)	.038	.195	.038	.846	1.04	0.71	1.52
Education (at least high school)	-.584	.211	7.636	.006	0.56	0.37	0.84
Partnership (yes)	-.396	.192	4.238	.040*	0.67	0.46	0.98
Medication (yes)	.085	.210	.163	.687	1.09	0.72	1.64
Smoking (yes)	-.432	.234	3.420	.064	0.65	0.41	1.03
								.12
Step 2
Age	-.043	.008	28.450	< .001	0.96	0.94	0.97
Sex (female)	-.051	.205	.062	.804	0.95	0.64	1.42
Education (at least high school)	-.551	.216	6.491	.011	0.58	0.38	0.88
Partnership (yes)	-.385	.197	3.818	.051	0.68	0.46	1.00
Medication (yes)	.014	.220	.004	.949	1.01	0.66	1.56
Smoking (yes)	-.380	.244	2.427	.119	0.68	0.42	1.10
Panic disorder	.012	.275	.002	.965	1.01	0.59	1.73
Agoraphobia	.203	.256	.627	.429	1.23	0.74	2.03
GAD	.318	.289	1.205	.272	1.37	0.78	2.42
MDD	.261	.241	1.167	.280	1.30	0.81	2.08
Specific phobia	-.132	.216	.375	.541	0.88	0.57	1.34
PTSD	.594	.900	.436	.509	1.81	0.31	10.58
APD	.745	.674	1.221	.269	2.11	0.56	7.90
Alcohol-related disorder	-.101	.237	.182	.669	0.90	0.57	1.44
substance-related disorder	-1.014	.583	3.027	.082	0.36	0.12	1.14
								.14

Target variable: cluster; Atypic cluster = 0, Prototypic cluster = 1

n sample size, B regression coefficient, SE b standard error regression coefficient, p p-value, OR odds ratio, d Cohen’s d, CI Confidence interval, LL Lower limit, UL Upper limit, R² Nagelkerke’s R², GAD Generalized anxiety disorder, PTSD Posttraumatic stress disorder, MDD Major depression disorder, APD Avoidant personality disorder

^* nominally significant p < .05

^a.significant p-values after Benjamini–Hochberg adjustment are in bold