Table 4.

Results of detailed analysis analyses controlling for cognitive ability (g) in statistically significant emotion/condition-specific associations between depressive symptoms and affective cognitive performance

BERT, accuracy	Mposterior	%effect	OR 95% CI	pMCMC
g	0.166		[1.15 to 1.21]	<0.001***
Symptoms (ref. Happy)	−0.012	62%	[0.97 to 1.00]	0.104
Symptoms:Angry	0.025	99%	[1.01 to 1.04]	<0.001***
BERT, false alarms	Mposterior	%effect	OR 95% CI	pMCMC
g	0.087		[1.07 to 1.11]	<0.001***
Symptoms:Angry	−0.038	99%	[0.95 to 0.98]	<0.001***
Symptoms:Disgust	−0.023	98%	[0.96 to 0.99]	0.004**
FAGN, hit rate	Mposterior	%effect	OR 95% CI	pMCMC
g	0.393		[1.38 to 1.60]	<0.001***
Symptoms (ref. Happy/neutral)	−0.055	76%	[0.90 to 0.99]	0.018*
FAGN, reaction time	Mposterior	%effect	95% CI	pMCMC
g	−0.031		[−0.08 to 0.01]	0.160
Symptoms:Neutral/happy	−0.026	101%	[−0.04 to −0.01]	0.002**
Symptoms:Sad/neutral	−0.020	98%	[−0.04 to −0.01]	0.018*

BERT, Bristol Emotion Recognition Task; CI, credible interval; FAGN, Face Go/No-Go; g, general factor of cognitive ability; MCMC, Markov Chain Monte Carlo; OR, odds ratio; ref., reference emotion/condition.

*pMCMC < 0.05, **pMCMC < 0.01, ***pMCMC < 0.001.