Table 4. Results of linear models on the effect of social role and conflict severity at the call level.
Sample size(individuals, screams) | Acoustic features | Social role (binary: aggressor vs. victim) | Severity(binary: mild vs. severe) | Social role: Severity | R2m − R2c |
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N = 25N = 301 | Duration (s) Estimate SDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p |
0.510.133.910.26 to 0.77 < 0.001< 0.001 *** | 0.300.161.94–0.00 to 0.610.1330.318 | -0.260.21–1.27–0.66 to 0.140.2030.365 | 0.07–0.09 |
N = 25N = 301 | Peak frequency (kHz) Estimate SDT valueCI 95% P adjusted p |
-0.090.20–0.43–0.48 to 0.310.6520.734 | -0.280.25–1.09–0.77 to 0.220.1300.318 | 0.040.330.12–0.61 to 0.690.9040.904 | 0.01–0.48 |
N = 25N = 300 | Coefficient of frequency modulation EstimateSDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p |
0.020.160.14–0.30 to 0.340.3590.538 | 0.300.211.44–0.11 to 0.700.5480.707 | -0.370.27–1.38–0.89 to 0.150.1680.336 | 0.01–0.60 |
N = 25N = 301 | Absolute transition onset (Hz) EstimateSDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p | -0.250.16–1.60–0.56 to 0.060.1480.318 | 0.050.190.29–0.32 to 0.430.1840.349 | 0.190.250.77–0.30 to 0.680.4420.636 | 0.01–0.18 |
N = 25N = 300 | Absolute transition offset (Hz) EstimateSDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p | -0.150.15–0.99–0.45 to 0.150.3120.493 | 0.220.181.19–0.14 to 0.580.0280.112 | 0.080.240.33–0.40 to 0.560.7390.806 | 0.02–0.14 |
N = 24N = 293 | Q50 (Hz) EstimateSDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p | 0.070.041.81–0.01 to 0.140.0030.022 * | 0.030.050.67–0.06 to 0.120.0680.222 | 0.040.060.71–0.08 to 0.160.4780.662 | 0.05–0.30 |
N = 25N = 301 | IQR (Hz) Estimate SDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p | 0.030.021.05–0.02 to 0.070.5890.707 | 0.010.030.39–0.05 to 0.070.5720.707 | -0.040.04–1.00–0.12 to 0.040.3150.493 | 0.005–0.21 |
N = 25N = 300 | Shannon entropy EstimateSDT valueCI 95%Padjusted p | 0.010.020.50–0.02 to 0.040.022 0.099 | 0.030.021.67–0.01 to 0.07< 0.001< 0.001 *** | 0.050.031.960.00 to 0.100.0500.180 | 0.10–0.32 |
Significant results are represented by * when adjusted p-values < 0.05, ** <0.01 and *** < 0.001.
R2m corresponds to the variance explained by the fixed effects (marginal); R2c corresponds to the variance explained by both the fixed and random effects (conditional). These numbers help to describe the amount of variation explained by the different factors included in the models.