. 2015 Jul 17;10(7):e0133504. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0133504

Table 4. Effects of pain catastrophising on source dipole waveforms.

Source	High-Cat		Low-Cat		Effect	F(df)	P	η² _p
Source	Pain	Non-pain	Pain	Non-pain
					C	7.18 (28)	.012	0.2
1	3.8±4.0	-0.5±3.7	11.7±4.0	16.0±3.7	P	<0.001	0.98	0
					C*P	1.92	0.17	0.064
					C	6.4 (28)	<0.001	0.68
2	36.6±5.0	37.9±5.5	16.9±5.0	20.6±5.0	P	2.47	0.127	0.081
					C*P	0.58	0.453	0.02
					C	3.95 (28)	0.057	0.124
3	44.0±7.3	50.4±7.6	23.4±7.3	30.7±7.6	P	5.6	0.024	0.17
					C*P	0.022	0.88	0.001
					C	6.45	<0.001	0.381
4a	3.6±4.5	6.0±4.7	21.3±4.5	18.9±4.7	P	0.00	1	0
					C*P	0.945	0.34	0.033
					C	5.85	0.022	0.74
4b	36.0±4.6	24.8±3.6	21.0±4.6	13.8±3.6	P	15.59	<0.001	0.36
					C*P	0.711	0.41	0.025

Source dipole moments (mean ± SD, nAm) in select time epochs in high and low pain catastrophisers during viewing pain or non-pain pictures. F values (with degrees of freedom), P values and effect sizes (η² _p) for ANOVA comparisons are also shown. C = main effect of catastrophising, P = main effect of picture type, C*I = interaction effect. Source 1 = rostral anterior cingulate cortex 280–336 ms; Source 2 = left paraphippocampal gyrus 596–828 ms; Source 3 = right parahippocampal gyrus 580–664 ms; Source 4a-4b = posterior cingulate cortex 384–452 ms and 756–1144 ms respectively.