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Table 3 Main effects and interaction effects of linear mixed effects models of maximum PSIa

From: The effect of the participatory heat education and awareness tools (HEAT) intervention on agricultural worker physiological heat strain: results from a parallel, comparison, group randomized study

 

Model 1

Model 2

Group (ref. comparison)

0.26 (0.30), t = 0.87

0.08 (0.27), t = 0.31

Max Heat Index (HImax)b

0.01 (0.02), t = 0.77

0.02 (0.02), t = 1.25

Effort (ref. low/medium-low)

 medium-high

2.01 (0.33), t = 6.03

0.87 (0.43), t = 2.03

 high

2.99 (0.45), t = 6.63

1.96 (0.51), t = 3.81

Company (ref. small)

 large-1

–

−0.01 (0.42), t = − 0.02

 large-2

–

− 0.73 (0.51), t = − 1.44

Age

–

− 0.03 (0.01), t = −2.95

Sex (ref. female)

–

− 0.14 (0.28), t = − 0.49

BMI

–

0.04 (0.02), t = 2.05

Interactions

Group*effort

P = 0.21

P = 0.39

 medium-high

−0.61 (0.44), t = −1.40

− 0.37 (0.40), t = − 0.92

 high

−0.91 (0.57), t = − 1.60

−0.67 (0.53), t = − 1.27

HImaxb *effort

P = 0.01

P = 0.10

 medium-high

0.11 (0.04), t = 2.71

0.08 (0.04), t = 1.91

 high

0.08 (0.05), t = 1.79

0.05 (0.04), t = 1.19

  1. at-thresholds for nominally significant effects at p-values of 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001 are +/− 1.64, 2.58, and 3.29, respectively, and indicated in bold
  2. bHeat Index was centered at the mean value