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Published in final edited form as: Emotion. 2013 Jun 3;13(5):832–842. doi: 10.1037/a0032672

Table 1.

Regulation Effects on the Three Response Channels in Study 1

		Suppression
Response	Unregulated	Expressive	Physiological	Main effect
			Negative context
Experience (/±100)	−45.51 (1.75)	−47.14 (1.85)	−47.58 (1.68)	F(2,58)=2.12, p=14
Expressivity (%)	114.80 (4.00)	102.60 (2.24)^**	101.70 (2.49)^**	F(1,44)=10.89, p<.01, η2=.23
Physiological activation (Δz)	0.012 (0.014)	−0.003 (0.026)	−0.025 (0.021)	F(2,65)=1.35, p=27

			Positive context
Experience (/±100)	38.49 (2.24)	35.65 (2.37)^*	33.92 (2.16)^**	F(2,72)=7.95, p<.01, η2=18
Expressivity (%)	130.29 (8.39)	94.85 (2.35)^**	96.34 (1.64)^**	F(1,37)=15.67, p<.01, η2=.30
Physiological activation (Δz)	0.030 (0.017)	−0.004 (0.014)	−0.031 (0.018)^**	F(2,71)=5.52, p<.01, η2=.13

Note: p<.05 and

^**

p<.01 with the unregulated condition, evaluated by simple contrasts