Table 2 Categorical regression (CATREG) models in the total sample regressing the total COBEL scores on the three temperamental factors (Model 1), gender (Model 2), interaction of temperament and gender (Model 3), and interactions among the temperamental factors (Model 4).

From: Gender differences in influences of temperament on olfactory reactivity and awareness

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

R2

0.043

0.084

0.145

0.156

R2 (adj.)

0.020

0.055

0.096

0.085

f 2

0.04

0.09

0.17

0.18

F

1.875

2.859

2.933

2.185

p

0.137

0.026

0.007

0.023

ΔR2

0.043

0.041

0.061

0.011

p

 

0.020

0.039

0.674

Surgency

0.110

0.104

0.424

0.525

p

0.215

0.257

0.114

0.114

Negative affectivity

0.144

0.141

−0.491

−0.492

p

0.174

0.188

0.100

0.163

Effortful control

0.201

0.118

0.204

0.211

p

0.022

0.233

0.476

0.512

Gender

 

0.219

0.213

0.217

p

 

0.021

0.025

0.028

Gender*Surgency

  

−0.314

−0.436

p

  

0.270

0.198

Gender*Negative Affectivity

  

0.669

0.650

p

  

0.034

0.076

Gender*Effortful Control

  

−0.059

−0.082

p

  

0.849

0.798

Surgency*Negative Affectivity

   

0.093

p

   

0.358

Surgency*Effortful Control

   

−0.037

p

   

0.717

Negative Affectivity*Effortful Control

   

−0.024

p

   

0.834

  1. Gender is coded as 0 = boy and 1 = girl. The predictor-related values represent βs. Significant effects to be interpreted are highlighted in bold. The model that seems to provide the best explanation is Model 3.