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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Motiv Emot. 2018 Oct 8;43(2):325–338. doi: 10.1007/s11031-018-9732-0

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Self-Reported Anxiety Symptoms (top) ERP Amplitudes (μV; middle) and Error Rates (bottom)

GAD M(SD) Control M(SD)
GAD-Q*** 10.40 (1.20) 5.26 (3.08)
PSW-Q*** 63.20 (13.94) 46.20 (11.58)
STAI State* 46.87 (12.03) 35.27 (12.30)
STAI Trait** 52.73 (10.13) 41.60 (10.59)
GAD M(SD) Control M(SD)
P1 N170 EPN P1 N170 EPN
Neutral 4.21
(2.40)
−1.45
(2.44)
4.97
(1.46)
4.68
(2.79)
−0.77
(3.38)
3.97
(3.26)
Angry 4.40
(2.62)
−1.47
(2.09)
3.70
(1.48)
4.66
(2.79)
−1.44
(3.03)
2.02
(3.26)
ERN Pe ERN Pe
Correct −0.87 (1.56) 3.06 (2.79) −0.74 (3.08) 0.82 (2.97)
Incorrect −3.77 (3.18) 4.91 (3.88) −3.48 (2.19) 5.38 (3.35)
GAD M(SD) Control M(SD)
Error Rates M(SD) Error Rates M(SD)
Congruent Incongruent Congruent Incongruent
No Face 2.53(2.62) 20.40(11.74) 1.73(2.22) 20.53(15.17)
Neutral 3.13(2.88) 24.40(19.59) 1.60(1.99) 18.40(13.78)
Angry 4.93(4.51) 25.53(17.31) 1.60(2.23) 18.60(11.66)

Note. All measures of self-reported anxiety symptoms were significantly different between groups [

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01;

***

p < .001].