Table 1.

Negative binomial regression models showing that residual PANAS mood change over the film significantly predicted the frequency of positive and neutral IAMs over 1 week.

Variable	B	SE	OR	95% CI
Positive IAMs film viewing model
Intercept	0.70	1.09	2.01	[0.24, 16.93]
Residual PANAS mood change	0.47	0.13	1.60⁎⁎⁎	[1.23, 2.06]
Recognition memory of the film	−0.0015	0.014	1.00	[0.97, 1.03]
Positive IAMs participant characteristics model
Intercept	0.71	0.73	2.03	[0.48, 8.52]
Age	0.0039	0.018	1.00	[0.97, 1.04]
Gender [Male coded as 1]	0.14	0.25	1.15	[0.70, 1.90]
MDQ	0.023	0.031	1.02	[0.96, 1.09]
BDI-IIcr	−0.22	0.20	0.81	[0.55, 1.19]
STAI-T	−0.00066	0.013	1.00	[0.97, 1.03]
Neutral IAMs mood change model
Intercept	0.41	0.12	1.51⁎⁎⁎	[1.20, 1.91]
Residual PANAS mood change	0.28	0.12	1.32⁎	[1.04, 1.67]

Note: OR = Odds Ratios; CI = Confidence Intervals; MDQ = Mood Disorders Questionnaire; STAI-T = State Trait Anxiety Inventory Trait version; BDI-IIcr = Beck Depression Inventory Second Edition, cube rooted.

^∗∗p < 0.01.

^⁎⁎⁎p < 0.001.

^⁎p < 0.05.