IN-DEEP Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Consistent Affect Labeling		0.134	0.225	0.92	0.546	0.983	0.477	0.013	0.788	0.621	0.051
2. Primary Intensity	0.145		<.001	0.211	0.129	0.987	0.016	0.409	0.321	0.039	0.938
3. Primary Arousal	0.118	0.433** *		0.875	0.731	0.567	0.178	0.947	0.173	0.014	0.97
4. Affect Labelling RT	0.01	0.121	0.015		<.001	<.001	<.001	0.818	0.245	0.983	0.354
5. Primary Intensity RT	−0.059	−0.147	0.033	.552***		<.001	<.001	0.898	0.281	0.121	0.679
6. Primary Arousal RT	−0.002	0.002	−0.056	.422***	.502***		<.001	0.157	0.627	0.798	0.149
7. Secondary Intensity RT	0.069	0.231*	−0.130	.512***	.525***	.550***		0.79	0.129	0.002	<.001
8. Negative Granularity	.239*	−0.080	−0.006	−0.022	−0.012	−0.137	−0.026		0.143	0.801	0.876
9. Positive Granularity	−0.026	0.096	−0.132	0.113	0.105	0.047	0.147	0.142		0.384	0.756
10. Negative Dialecticism	0.048	0.199*	0.236*	0.002	−0.150	0.025	.300**	−0.025	0.085		0.002
11. Positive Dialecticism	−0.189	−0.008	−0.004	0.09	0.04	0.140	.364***	0.015	0.030	.298***

Appendix B. Spearman correlations between IN-DEEP task variables. Values below the diagonal represent rho values; values above indicate p values.

^†p < .10;

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01;

^***p < .001 and correlations remain significant following Bonferroni correction (p < .0008).