Anxiety, stress, and binge eating tendencies in adolescence: a prospective approach

Table 5 Emotional Eating interaction model: cross-lagged parameters

Variable	B (SE B)	β	z	p	95% CI
Emotional Eating W2 predicted by:
Depression W1	0.05 (.04)	0.10	1.17	.244	[−.03, .13]
Anxiety W1	− 0.01 (.03)	− 0.02	− 0.21	.831	[−.07, .06]
Stress W1	−0.03 (.02)	−0.09	−1.32	.188	[−.07, .01]
Emotional Eating W1	0.41 (.08)	0.35	5.10	< .001***	[.25, .56]
Anxiety*Stress W1	0.02 (.02)	0.05	0.86	.387	[−.02, .06]
Emotional Eating W3 predicted by:
Depression W2	0.05 (.04)	0.11	1.17	.244	[−.03, .13]
Anxiety W2	−0.01 (.03)	−0.02	−0.21	.831	[−.07, .06]
Stress W2	−0.03 (.02)	−0.08	−1.32	.188	[−.07, .01]
Emotional Eating W2	0.41 (.08)	0.40	5.10	< .001***	[.25, .56]
Anxiety*Stress W2	0.02 (.02)	0.04	0.86	.387	[−.02, .06]

Note. B – unstandardised latent estimate. SE B – standard error for unstandardised latent estimate. β – standardised latent estimate. z – z-value. 95% CI – 95% confidence interval
ªW1 – Wave 1. W2 – Wave 2. W3 – Wave 3
***p < .001

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