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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2009 Aug;118(3):459–471. doi: 10.1037/a0016604

Table 4.

Diagnostic Group Differences in Cognitive Style Dimensions and BAS and BIS Sensitivities Controlling for Depressive (BDI) and Hypomanic/Manic (HMI) Symptoms

Bipolar Normal Group Differences
M (SD) M (SD) β t p
DAS PE 47.07 (15.78) 33.86 (10.42) .245 4.98 .001
DAS AO 39.53 (10.48) 36.86 (8.67) -.034 -0.61 .54
SAS AUT 103.73 (11.75) 94.50 (11.68) .407 7.46 .001
SAS SOC 93.60 (18.19) 86.76 (15.82) .052 0.93 .36
DEQ SC 0.52 (0.93) -0.79 (0.89) .392 8.86 .001
DEQ DEP -0.67 (0.94) -0.88 (0.82) -.014 -0.25 .80
BAS Total 40.88 (5.31) 37.97 (5.12) .266 3.53 .001
BAS D 11.48 (2.32) 10.49 (2.39) .203 2.67 .008
BAS FS 12.41 (2.38) 11.01 (2.24) .289 3.88 .001
BAS RR 16.99 (1.99) 16.43 (1.92) .121 1.56 .12
BIS 20.85 (3.67) 20.11 (3.12) .033 0.43 .66

The means (M) and standard deviations (SD) shown are not adjusted for concurrent depressive and hypomanic/manic symptoms; however, the group differences shown from the regression analyses do control for symptom levels. BAS = Behavioral Approach System from the BIS/BAS Scales; BIS = Behavioral Inhibition System from the BIS/BAS Scales; D = Drive subscale; FS = Fun-Seeking subscale; RR = Reward Responsiveness subscale; BDI = Beck Depressive Inventory; HMI = Halberstadt Mania Inventory; DAS = Dysfunctional Attitudes Scale; PE = Performance Evaluation subscale; AO = Approval by Others subscale; SAS = Sociotropy Autonomy Scales; AUT = Autonomy subscale; SOC = Sociotropy subscale; DEQ = Depressive Experiences Questionnaire; SC = Self-Criticism subscale; DEP = Dependency subscale.