. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 10.

Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2010 Feb;119(1):216. doi: 10.1037/a0017777

Table 2.

Repeated measures regression analysis predicting skin conductance response (SCR) magnitude across four different types (blocks) of stimuli.

Predictors	SCR Magnitude b (se)
Male	.07 (.02) ^**
Block 1^a	−.13 (.01) ^**
Block 2^a	.13 (.01) ^**
Block 4^a	−.18 (.01) ^**
Male × CPS × Block 1	−.56 (.14) ^**
Male × CPS × Block 2	−.70 (.14) ^**
Male × CPS × Block 3	−.98 (.14) ^**
Male × CPS × Block 4	−.37 (.14) ^*
Female × CPS × Block 1	−.10 (.16)
Female × CPS × Block 2	.32 (.16)
Female × CPS × Block 3	.04 (.13)
Female × CPS × Block 4	−.04 (.13)

Parameter estimate (b) is the difference from the mean SCR magnitude in Block 3 Notes: Block 1 = tones; Block 2 = consonant-vowels; Block 3 = novel sounds; Block 4 = baby cries; SCR magnitude is measured in microsiemens (μS)

CPS = Child Psychopathy Scale total score

p < .05;

^**

p < .01