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Table 4 Results of the hierarchical regression with mean GIDYQ scores as the dependent variable

From: Obsessional thinking and autistic traits are each uniquely associated with greater traits of gender dysphoria in clinical and nonclinical adult samples

Predictor

B

β

p values

R2

Adjusted R2

Model 1

   

.072

.064

Age

.017

.269

< .001

  

Sex assigned at birth

− .001

− .000

.996

  

Model 2

   

.135

.123

Age

.015

.225

< .001

  

Sex assigned at birth

− .005

− .003

.960

  

AQ total score

− .017

− .254

< .001

  

Model 3

   

.172

.157

Age

.012

.186

.004

  

Sex assigned at birth

− .011

− .007

.904

  

AQ total score

− .014

− .204

.002

  

OCI-R obsessions subscale

− .036

− .206

.002

  

Model 4

     

Age

.013

.194

.002

  

Sex assigned at birth

0.12

.008

.894

  
  1. Bold values indicate the significant results
  2. AQ Autism-Spectrum Quotient, OCI-R Obsessive Compulsive Inventory-Revised, GIDYQ Gender Identity/Dysphoria Questionnaire
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Molecular Autism

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