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Table 6 Multiple linear regression analysis results.

From: Psychiatrists' attitudes towards autonomy, best interests and compulsory treatment in anorexia nervosa: a questionnaire survey

   Factor score, mean (SD)
Respondent Category N Factor 1 Factor 2 Factor 3
Gender
   Male 357 7.63 (1.07) 6.40 (1.33) 5.34 (1.57)
   Female 328 7.76 (0.89) 6.48 (1.24) 5.06 (1.41)
   p-value   0.09   0.72   0.01  
Duration of practice
   More than 10 years 440 7.64 (1.04) 6.48 (1.34) 5.13 (1.50)
   Up to 10 years 245 7.79 (0.89) 6.36 (1.20) 5.34 (1.50)
   p-value   0.09   0.34   0.07  
Child and adolescent psychiatrist
   Child and adolescent psychiatrist 209 7.63 (0.92) 6.71 (1.23) 5.03 (1.43)
   Non-child and adolescent psychiatrist 477 7.72 (1.01) 6.32 (1.30) 5.27 (1.52)
   p-value   0.16   < 0.001   0.12  
Eating disorder specialist
   Eating disorder 108 7.93 (0.84) 6.49 (1.50) 4.85 (1.63)
   Non-eating disorder 578 7.65 (1.01) 6.42 (1.25) 5.27 (1.47)
   p-value   0.01   0.36   0.003  
EDSIG membership
   Member 245 7.74 (0.98) 6.36 (1.34) 5.21 (1.46)
   Non-member 441 7.67 (1.00) 6.47 (1.26) 5.20 (1.52)
   p-value   0.51   0.14   0.20  
  1. Factor scale scores (on a scale of 0 to 10) by respondent category and the p-value after adjusting for all other respondent categories in a multiple linear regression model. Significant differences are indicated in bold.
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