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. 2016 Jan 19;11(1):e0146769. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0146769

Table 2. Means of Diffusion Model Parameters for Participants with Good Model Fit.

1-day 7-day
Parameter Analysis of Arousal Effects
t0 .66 (.16) .74 (.16)
z/a_high .57 (.12) .53 (.09)
z/a_low .62 (.13) .51 (.10)
νold_high .69 (.61) .47 (.47)
νold_low .48 (.56) .33 (.34)
νnew_high -.61 (.30) -.01 (.28)
νnew_low -.57 (.27) -1.23 (.60)
st .27 (.15) .34 (.23)
sz .46 (.29) .47 (.26)
sν .55 (.32) .37 (.26)
p .51 (.24) .50 (.25)
Analysis of Valence Effects
t0 .65 (.17) .73 (.16)
z/a _neg .56 (.09) .53 (.10)
z/a _pos .60 (.11) .59 (.09)
νold_neg .79 (.70) .55 (.51)
νold_pos .48 (.48) .30 (.41)
νnew_neg -.05 (.22) -.05 (.23)
νnew_pos -1.35 (.61) -1.17 (.50)
st .27 (.16) .30 (.16)
sz .48 (.30) .47 (.28)
sν .60 (.43) .42 (.29)
p .41 (.28) .51 (.28)

Note: t0 = non-decision time; z/a = response bias value (starting point value divided by boundary separation); νold = drift rate for target items; νnew = drift rate for target items; st = non-decision time variability; sz = starting point variability; sν = drift rate variability; p = values which indicate goodness-of fit. 1-day = 1-day study-test lag; 7-day = 7-day study-test lag. High = high-arousal; Low = low-arousal; Neg = negative; Pos = positive; Standard deviations are shown in parentheses.