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Published in final edited form as: Prog Neuropsychopharmacol Biol Psychiatry. 2015 Jan 17;59:40–48. doi: 10.1016/j.pnpbp.2015.01.009

Table 5.

Statistical outcomes for time course data.

	Time	Nep × Time	Coc × Time
Systolic BP	F = 22.8, p < .0001		F = 2.1, p = .0185
Diastolic BP	F = 11.3, p < .0001
Heart Rate	F = 65.6, p < .0001		F = 3.4, p < .0001
Any	F = 118.9, p < .0001	F = 4.9, p < .0001	F = 9.6, p < .0001
High	F = 113.7, p < .0001	F = 3.8, p < .0001	F = 9.7, p < .0001
Like	F = 40.6, p < .0001	F = 2.7, p = .0126	F = 6.1, p < .0001
Good Effects	F = 52.2, p < .0001	F = 4.2, p = .0004	F = 6.6, p < .0001
Stimulated	F = 38.5, p < .0001		F = 7.7, p < .0001
Want	F = 7.2, p < .0001		F = 2.7, p = .0042
Bad Effects
Desire	F = 5.5, p < .0001
Refuse
Depressed
Anxious	F = 2.7, p = .0426		F = 2.7, p = .0043
Crave
Access	F = 2.7, p = .0431	F = 2.2, p = .0409
Pay	F = 12.3, p < .0001	F = 4.3, p = .0003	F = 2.9, p = .0025

F and p values are shown only for those that reached statistical significance, p < 0.05.