Figure 4.

Moderating effects of valence bias on internalizing symptoms. Valence bias represents the predicted probability of positive response to surprised faces for each subject, with higher scores indicating greater likelihood of positive responses relative to negative responses. Simple slopes of the Group x Valence bias interaction are plotted with mean-centered residuals (controlling for age) with 95% confidence interval. Greater positive valence bias predicted fewer internalizing symptoms in the PI group only.