. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Soc Clin Psychol. 2015 Feb 1;34(2):117–134. doi: 10.1521/jscp.2015.34.2.117

TABLE 1.

Zero-Order Correlations among Study Variables

	Following Negative Feelings	Following Positive Feelings	SHAPS	FEQ-Neg	FEQ-Pos	AF-Neg	AF-Pos
Following Negative Feelings	—	−.14	.04	.41^**	−.36^**	−.32^**	.39^**
Following Positive Feelings	−.34^**	—	−.42^**	−.11	.47^**	−.17	.40^**
SHAPS	.09	−.24^*	—	.12	−.35^**	.21	−.51^**
FEQ-Neg	.38^**	−.18	.09	—	−.29^*	−.35^**	.14
FEQ-Pos	−.19	.46^**	−.41^**	−.08	—	.11	.27^*
AF-Neg	−.02	−.04	.12	−.001	−.14	—	−.37^**
AF-Pos	−.17	.38^**	−.42^**	−.07	.35^**	−.50^**	—

Notes. Dysphoric group (N = 77) above the diagonal; control group (N = 84) below the diagonal. Following Negative and Following Positive = subscales of Following Affective States Test. SHAPS = total score on Snaith-Hamilton Pleasure Scale. FEQ = Predicted likelihood of future negative and positive events on Future Events Questionnaire; AF = Affective forecasts for future negative and positive events in affective forecasting task.

p < .05;

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p < .01.