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Table 2 Hierarchical multiple regression analyses of the interaction of social media dependence and impulsiveness moderators in the prediction of Identity and eating disorders (IDEA) after controlling for age and gender

From: Impulsiveness as potential moderators of the relation between social media dependence and eating disorders risk

Step and predictors

B

SE B

β

t (dfs)

p

Step1

Social media dependence

2.17

.15

.45

14.92(4761)

 < .001

Motor impulsiveness

.67

.07

.30

9.99(4761)

 < .001

Step 2

SMD × MI

.02

.02

.04

1.28(5760)

.200

Step1

Social media dependence

0.51

.09

.48

5.95(4761)

 < .001

Cognitive impulsiveness

.19

.10

.06

1.90(4761)

.058

Step 2

SMD × CI

.00

.00

0.01

0.16(5760)

.873

Step1

Social media dependence

2.46

.15

.51

15.97(4761)

 < .001

Non-planned impulsiveness

.05

.08

.02

.58(4761)

.565

Step 2

SMD × NPI

− .06

.02

− .08

− 2.72(5760)

.007

  1. SMD Social media dependence, MI Motor impulsiveness, CI Cognitive impulsiveness, NPI Non-planned impulsiveness
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