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. 2016 Jun 21;11(11):1729–1740. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsw083

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Fig. 5. — (A and B) Scatter plot of self-rated (‘Actor’) psychological distress scores against average P2 wave for rejection-based ERPs for friend (left) and stranger (right). There was a significant negative correlation for friend (r (40) = −0.366, P = 0.02), where greater distress correlated with a more negative slow-wave and significant positive correlation for rejection by stranger (r (40) = 0.481, P = 0.002) with greater distress associated with a positive P2 wave.(C and D). Scatter plot of self-rated (‘Actor’) psychological distress against average slow-wave for rejection-based ERPs for friend (left) and stranger (right). There was a significant correlation for friend (r = −0.431, P = 0.006), where greater distress correlated with a more negative slow-wave and a significant correlation for strangers (r = 0.354, P = 0.025) with greater distress associated with a positive slow-wave.