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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 May 3.
Published in final edited form as: Pers Individ Dif. 2008 May;44(7):1474–1483. doi: 10.1016/j.paid.2008.01.004

Table 3.

Regression Analyses Predicting Facial Affect Recognition From PCL:SV Part 1 and Part 2 Scores

Variable B SE-B β R2 Total
Total Faces .020
 PCL:SV Part 1 −.311 .302 −.098
 PCL:SV Part 2 −.239 .346 −.069
Happy Faces .027
 PCL:SV Part 1 −.072 .086 −079
 PCL:SV Part 2 −.115 .098 −.110
Sad Faces .028
 PCL:SV Part 1 −.096 .094 −.097
 PCL:SV Part 2 −.111 .108 −.097
Anger Faces .010
 PCL:SV Part 1 −.100 .086 −.111
 PCL:SV Part 2 .031 .099 .029
Fear Faces .008
 PCL:SV Part 1 −.088 .103 −.082
 PCL:SV Part 2 .115 .118 .093
Shame Faces .015
 PCL:SV Part 1 .045 .094 .046
 PCL:SV Part 2 −.159 .108 −.140

Note. N = 145.

*

p <.05.