Table 1.

Moderation by Risk Factors of the Effect of Time (Before and Following Increase in NA) on Paranoia

Effect on paranoia	Childhood Adversity × Timea			Childhood Adversity × Timea,b			Stress Sensitivity × Timea			Stress Sensitivity × Timea,b			Depression × Timea			Depression × Timea,b
	β	χ2	P	β	χ2	P	β	χ2	P	β	χ2	P	β	χ2	P	β	χ2	P
t: During NA increase	.05	4.2	.04	.02	0.8	.36	.07	9.7	.002	.06	7.5	.006	.03	2.0	.15	.00	0.0	.99
t + 1: 1 beep later	.06	5.1	.02	.02	0.5	.49	.06	5.3	.02	.04	2.3	.13	.08	10.1	.002	.06	4.8	.03
t + 2: 2 beeps later	.04	2.8	.09	.01	0.1	.80	.01	0.1	.79	−.01	0.1	.72	.05	4.6	.03	.04	2.4	.12
t + 3: 3 beeps later	.01	0.1	.78	−.02	0.3	.59	.03	1.6	.21	.03	0.8	.38	.03	1.0	.31	.02	0.6	.42
t + 4: 4 beeps later	−.02	0.6	.44	−.05	2.1	.15	.03	0.9	.35	.02	0.6	.45	.02	0.4	.54	.02	0.4	.53
t + 5: 5 beeps later	.02	0.8	.38	.01	0.0	.88	.02	0.4	.54	.01	0.1	.81	.05	2.4	.12	.04	1.2	.28

Note: All effects sizes of the interactions were standardized. Significant interaction effects are in bold. The reference category is the moment before the increase in negative affect (NA) (t − 1). Time difference between beeps is on average 90min.

^aAnalysis is corrected for absolute increase in NA.

^bFull model includes all three 2-way interactions (childhood adversity × time, stress sensitivity × time, and depression × time).