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Table 5 Summary of multivariate logistic regression models

From: Validity and predictors of BMI derived from self-reported height and weight among 11- to 17-year-old German adolescents from the KiGGS study

 

Model 2a (n = 615)

Model 2b (n = 2 593)

Model 2c (n = 2 593)

 

Odds ratio

95% CI

p

Odds ratio

95% CI

p

Odds ratio

95% CI

p

Age (per year)

1.04

0.95-1.15

0.387

0.92

0.81-1.06

0.249

0.97

0.86-1.09

0.588

Gender

         

   Boys

0.78

0.53-1.15

0.210

2.68

1.50-4.80

0.001

0.69

0.48-0.99

0.045

   Girls

1.00

reference

reference

1.00

reference

reference

1.00

reference

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Body perception

         

   Too thin

-

-

-

0.63

0.21-1.85

0.399

2.97

1.99-4.43

0.000

   Too fat

0.28

0.14-0.54

0.000

2.20

1.25-3.87

0.006

0.28

0.16-0.48

0.000

   Right weight

1.00

reference

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1.00

reference

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1.00

reference

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Symptoms of an eating disorder

        

   Conspicuous

0.78

0.52-1.18

0.241

not significant in

the univariate model

not significant in

the univariate model

   Inconspicuous

1.00

reference

reference

      

Sexual maturation

         

   Tanner 1

      

2.48

1.20-5.13

0.014

   Tanner 2-3

not significant in

the univariate model

not significant in

the univariate model

2.40

1.46-3.94

0.001

   Tanner 4-6

      

1.00

reference

reference

SES

         

   Per index point

1.06

1.01-1.11

0.021

not significant in

the univariate model

not significant in

the univariate model

Migrant background

        

   Migrant

not significant in

the univariate model

2.36

1.28-4.34

0.006

not significant in

the univariate model

   Non-migrant

   

1.00

reference

reference

   

Parental overweight

        

   Both

0.47

0.28-0.82

0.007

4.16

1.75-9.88

0.001

0.49

0.28-0.86

0.013

   One

0.64

0.38-1.06

0.085

2.71

1.18-6.24

0.019

0.84

0.58-1.21

0.343

   None

1.00

reference

reference

1.00

reference

reference

1.00

reference

reference

Pseudo R 2

0.077

0.083

0.122

  1. Model 2a includes all overweight individuals, with the target variable 'overweight misclassified by self-reports as normal weight or underweight' (n = 77 individuals misclassified).
  2. Model 2b includes all normal weight individuals, with the target variable 'normal weight misclassified by self-reports as overweight' (n = 42 individuals misclassified).
  3. Model 2c includes all normal weight individuals, with the target variable 'normal weight misclassified by self-reports as underweight' (n = 81 individuals misclassified).