Table 1.

Bivariate Correlations of Dot-Probe Bias Scores with Demographic and Clinical Variables

	Happy Bias Score, 1 second	Happy Bias Score, 3 seconds	Sad Bias Score, 1 second	Sad Bias Score, 3 seconds
Age	−.04	−.08	−.13	.01
Years of Education	.07	.08	−.03	−.09
Bipolar Only (n = 90)
Lithium Dose	−.10	.05	.09	.09
Antidepressant Dose	−.14	−.12	−.05	−.03
GAF Score	.12	.10	−.09	−.10
BRMS Score	−.16	−.10	−.06	−.13
Lifetime Number of Manic Episodes	.07	.10	−.12	. 13

Note. All test statistics are Pearson correlations with the exception that number of manic episode effects were tested with a nonparametric correlation. None of the variables was significantly related to dot-probe bias scores.

BRMS = Bech Rafaelsen Mania Score; GAF = Global Assessment of Functioning.