Table 3.

Factors Predicting the Effect of P/T-depletion on PAL Task Performance

	B	SE B	β	p
Omission Errors
Full sample model
Constant	2.10	10.8		0.849
Age	−0.001	0.398	−0.001	0.997
Post-correct RT change	0.046	0.014	0.705	0.006
POMS change	−0.085	0.237	−0.075	0.726
Adults
Constant	−15.7	9.95		0.176
Age	0.522	0.332	.399	0.176
Post-correct RT change	0.025	0.011	.568	0.067
POMS change	0.226	0.197	.293	0.302
Emerging Adults
Constant	−27.1	32.4		0.464
Age	1.54	1.43	.193	0.360
Post-correct RT change	0.040	0.015	.454	0.075
POMS change	−1.02	0.239	−.780	0.023
Passive Avoidance Errors
Full sample model
Constant	31.9	8.60		0.003
Age	−1.29	0.316	−0.640	0.002
Post-correct RT change	0.029	0.011	0.403	0.026
POMS change	0.141	0.188	0.115	0.470
Adults
Constant	20.1	13.9		0.208
Age	−0.915	0.464	−0.556	0.106
Post-correct RT change	0.035	0.015	0.624	0.070
POMS change	0.130	0.275	0.134	0.656
Emerging Adults
Constant	54.8	38.3		0.248
Age	−2.07	1.69	−0.562	0.307
Post-correct RT change	−0.005	0.018	−0.111	0.815
POMS change	−0.150	0.283	−0.248	0.632

Results from multiple linear regression analysis of predictors of the P/T-depletion effect on PAL task performance.

B: beta value; SE B: beta value standard error; β: standardized beta.