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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychol. 2012 Jul 31;91(2):283–291. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsycho.2012.06.010

Table 2.

Comparison of Peterson and Harmon-Jones (2009) results to findings of the present study

Effect Peterson & Harmon-Jones: LM Present Study: AR/LM Present Study: CSD
TOY ↓ midline and lateral LFA in fall in Study 1, laterally in study 2 significant ↑ LFA in fall compared to spring sig ↓LFA in fall sessions compared to spring
TOD Study 1:↓ midline LFA in mornings; Study 2: ns ns ns
TOY x TOD Study 1: Sig laterally/mid- frontal; Study 2: Sig laterally ns ns
Photoperiod Not examined significant ↑ LFA in periods of less light compared to periods of more light (LM d = .07, AR d = .07) ns (d = .015)
Photoperiod x TOD Not examined ns ns
Photoperiod x TOD x TA Not examined LM =ns. AR=w/in morning sessions in less light ↓ LFA compared to those awake longer in periods of less light and the opposite pattern in periods of more light (Less light:, LM d =.15 AR d =−.25; More light: LM d = −.26, AR d =.35) ns (Less light: d =−.10; More light: d=−.15)

Note: ns = nonsignificant effect; d= Cohen’s d.

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