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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2011 Aug;79(4):552–563. doi: 10.1037/a0024069

Table 4.

Mixed-Effect Regression Results for the Interaction Between Time and Very High-Frequency Power

Variable AIC β SE t p Random
effects
d
Block 1 397.2
  Intercept 5.69 .43 13.16 <.001 5.56 3.24
  Time .08 .04 2.21 .03 .03 0.54
Block 2 408
  Intercept 6.52 .64 10.21 <.001 5.96 2.51
  Time .08 .04 2.21 .03 .03 0.55
  VHFP −.002 .004 −0.737 .47
Block 3 417.4
  Intercept 5.23 .86 6.11 <.001 5.65 1.50
  Time .22 .06 3.60 .001 .02 0.89
  VHFP .003 .004 0.63 .53 0.16
  Time × VHFP −.0008 .0003 −2.74 .01 0.67

Note. AIC = Akaike’s information criteria; VHFP = very high-frequency power. Dashes indicate no random effect parameter estimates.