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Table 5 Multiple regression model with gender dysphoria as outcome variable in the transgender group (n = 74)

From: Analyzing body dissatisfaction and gender dysphoria in the context of minority stress among transgender adolescents

 

B (SE)

b

BCa 95% CI-, CI + 4

(constant)

38.21 (17.22)

 

[10.18, 77.30,]

Age

-0.08 (0.70)

-0.01

[-1.77, 1.40]

GID1

-1.23 (1.28)

-0.12

[-3.36, 1.52]

PPR2

-1.01 (0.61)

-0.18

[-2.38, 0.14]

Trans hostility

6.13 (2.22)

0.34*

[2.29, 10.46]

BIS-total3

0.09 (0.08)

0.20

[-0.09, 0.21]

  1. Notes. 1Gender identity; 2Poor-Peer-Relations; 3Utrecht Gender Dysphoria Scale; 4bias corrected and accelerated confidence interval of B; Confidence intervals and standard errors based on 1000 bootstrap samples. R2 = 0.151, F(5) = 2.43, p < .05*
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health

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