Table 2. Means and standard deviations of TDMS arousal and valence for each posture in Experiment 1 and results of a one-sample t-test with a reference value of 0.

Variable	M	SD	t (28)	Adjusted p	Cohen’s d
Arousal
P1	-4.90	6.64	3.90	.01**	0.73
P2	2.62	3.29	4.21	< .001***	0.78
P3	2.55	4.55	2.97	.02*	0.55
P4	0.38	5.62	0.36	.72	0.07
P5	2.24	3.97	2.99	.02*	0.56
P6	-3.21	6.03	2.81	.02*	0.52
P7	-8.03	5.82	7.31	< .001***	1.36
P8	-4.97	4.51	5.82	< .001***	1.08
P9	-9.28	5.36	9.17	< .001***	1.70
P10	-6.34	4.89	6.86	< .001***	1.27
P11	-12.41	3.38	19.44	< .001***	3.61
P12	-5.97	4.99	6.32	< .001***	1.17
Valence
P1	-0.28	2.85	0.51	.64	0.10
P2	-1.03	2.67	2.05	.07	0.38
P3	-1.93	2.55	4.02	< .001***	0.75
P4	0.86	4.39	1.04	.34	0.19
P5	3.28	3.80	4.56	< .001***	0.85
P6	-1.21	3.03	2.11	.07	0.39
P7	-0.93	2.92	1.69	.13	0.31
P8	-1.03	3.30	1.66	.12	0.31
P9	-1.14	3.09	1.95	.08	0.36
P10	3.31	3.30	5.31	< .001***	0.99
P11	1.17	3.71	1.67	.13	0.31
P12	4.03	3.61	5.91	< .001***	1.10

Adjusted p-value indicates the p-value corrected using the Benjamini-Hochberg (BH) method.

* denotes p < .05,

** denotes p < .01,

*** denotes p < .001.

TDMS, Two-dimensional mood scale.