Table 2.

Descriptive Statistics and Correlations of Anhedonia Measures to Each Other and Other Characteristics

		Intercorrelation
Variable	Mean (SD)	1	2	3	4
Anhedonia measure
1. Anhedonia composite	2.65 (0.71)a	(.59)
2. SHS	2.72 (1.13)b	.72†	(.76)
3. TEPS–Consummatory subscale	2.64 (0.90)c	.74†	.14*	(.77)
4. TEPS–Anticipatory subscale	2.57 (0.79)c	.82†	.33†	.63†	(.77)
Correlations of anhedonia measures to other characteristics
Age		−.01	.07	.06	−.12*
Male (vs. female)		.14*	−13*	.17**	.04
Black (vs. other) race		−.10	.08	−.12	−.17**
Annual household income		−.04	.06	−.07	−.07
FTND		−.02	−.03	−.004	.01
Cigarettes smoked per day		.14*	.06	.12*	.11
Age started smoking regularly		.02	.09	−05	−.08
CES–D		.29†	.39†	.07	.14*
MASQ-30 Anxious Arousal subscale		.17**	.01	.03	.29†
AUDIT		.01	−.05	.02	.05
DAST		.06	.01	.05	.06

Note. N = 275. Higher scores reflect greater anhedonia. Values on the diagonal within parentheses represent Cronbach’s as. Anhedonia composite = mean of SHS, TEPS-Consummatory, and TEPS–Anticipatory scales. SHS = Subjective Happiness Scale; TEPS = Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale; FTND = Fagerström Test of Nicotine Dependence score; CES–D = Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale; MASQ-30 = Mood and Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire 30-item short form; AUDIT = Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test; DAST = Drug Abuse Screening Test.

^aPossible range = 1.0–6.3.

^bPossible range = 1.0–70.

^cPossible range = 1.0–6.0.

^†p < .0001.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.