Table 6. Reward predictors of social company engagement (social vs non–social company engagement)a.
| Whole sample (n=1413) | Cb (n=361) | MDc (n=270) | HDd (n=782) | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Predictors (t−1) | β | 95% CI | P value | β | 95% CI | P value | β | 95% CI | P value | β | 95% CI | P value |
| Intercept | −.046 | −0.279 to 0.187 | .703 | −.056 | −0.556 to 0.444 | .825 | −.024 | −0.406 to 0.358 | .902 | −.053 | −0.392 to 0.286 | .760 |
| Anticipatory pleasure | .095 | 0.001 to 0.189 | .047 | .343 | 0.116 to 0.57 | .003 | .068 | −0.177 to 0.313 | .583 | .033 | −0.083 to 0.149 | .570 |
Time-lagged predictors of engagement in social company in the whole sample, controls, moderate depression, and high depression groups. Time-lagged logistic regressions, n = number of assessments. Social versus nonsocial activity outcomes were coded as 1 and 0, respectively. Controlled for assessment time and mood (negative affect and positive affect). When age and assessment period were added as extra covariates, results remained the same.
C: controls.
MD: moderate.
HD: high.