Table 3 Statistical values for multiple regression analyses between the SRE score and other psychological variables.

From: Amygdala and cingulate structure is associated with stereotype on sex-role

Variables

Covariates in

P value (uncorrected,

t value

Standardized

the multiple

corrected for FDR)

partial regression

regression analyses

coefficient (β)

Age

Sex, RAPM

0.846, 0.500

−0.195

−0.07

Sex (Female = 1, Male = 0)

age, RAPM

1.31*10−23, 1.70*10−22

10.04

0.373

Raven’s Advanced Progressive Matrix (RAPM)

age, sex

0.993, 0.538

0.008

2.94*10−4

Trait anger (STAXI)

age, sex, RAPM

0.001, 0.003

−3.215

−0.115

Anger-out (STAXI)

age, sex, RAPM

0.007, 0.013

−2.698

−0.097

Hostile behaviors (CTS)

age, sex, RAPM

0.001, 0.003

−3.446

−0.123

Neuroticism

age, sex, RAPM

0.005, 0.013

−2.789

−0.101

Suicide ideation and depressive tendency

age, sex, RAPM

0.023, 0.030

−2.281

−0.081

  1. Each statistical value represents the association between the SRE score and individual variables that are desribed in the row “Variables” in the multiple regression analyses. In each mutiple regression analysis, the dependent variable is the SRE score and the independent variables are one variable from the row “Variables” and individual variables that are described in the corresponding row of “Covariates in the multiple regression analyses”.
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