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Published in final edited form as: Emotion. 2015 Apr 6;15(5):615–624. doi: 10.1037/emo0000067

Table 3.

Multilevel Analyses Predicting Negative and Positive Emotional Clarity in Study 2

Fixed Effect	Unstandardized Coefficient	Standard Error	t-ratio	Degrees of Freedom	p-value

Outcome: Negative emotional clarity
For Intercept, β₀
CTL, γ₀₀	2.083	0.016	126.563	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₀₁	0.136	0.024	5.573	104	<0.001
For negative emotion slope, β₁
CTL, γ₁₀	0.184	0.029	6.394	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₁₁	−0.147	0.032	−4.645	104	<0.001
For baseline RT slope, β₂
CTL, γ₂₀	0.278	0.027	10.112	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₂₁	0.013	0.045	0.289	104	0.773

Outcome: Positive emotional clarity

For Intercept, β₀
CTL, γ₀₀	2.180	0.018	123.618	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₀₁	0.023	0.026	0.883	104	0.379
For positive emotion slope, β₁
CTL, γ₁₀	0.055	0.016	3.499	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₁₁	0.007	0.021	0.333	104	0.739
For baseline RT slope, β₂
CTL, γ₂₀	0.264	0.028	9.294	104	<0.001
MDD, γ₂₁	0.046	0.048	0.977	104	0.331

Note. MDD represents the contrast between the healthy control group (CTL) and group with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD).