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Published in final edited form as: Personal Disord. 2017 Jan 16;9(2):122–132. doi: 10.1037/per0000235

Table 2. Face Viewing Task: Correlations between Psychopathy Facet Scores and Components of ERP Brain Response to Fearful and Neutral Faces.

	MPQ Boldness r (β)	ESI Callous-Aggression r (β)	ESI Disinhibition r (β)	Multiple R/R²
N170
Fearful Faces	.10(.07)	.22^**(.18)	.17^* (.04)	.23/.05^*
Neutral Faces	.08 (.06)	.18^* (.14)	.14 (.04)	.19/.03^*
P200
Fearful Faces	-.03 (.02)	-.21^ (-.30^)	-.10 (.12)	.23/.05^*
Neutral Faces	-.03 (.01)	-.13(-.28^**)	.00 (.20^*)	.19/.05^*
LPP
Fearful Faces	.00 (-.01)	.09 (.05)	-.15^* (-.19^*)	.16/.03
Neutral Faces	.07 (.08)	-.03 (-.04)	-.03 (.00)	.08/.01

Note: Ns = 234 for N170, and 222 for P200 and LPP (see main text).r = Pearson correlation coefficient; β; = standardized beta coefficient from regression model incorporating scores for the three psychopathy facets as predictors.

p<.05,

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p<.005.