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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Med. 2018 Nov 29;49(14):2441–2451. doi: 10.1017/S0033291718003446

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical descriptive information (a); Information regarding behavioural performance on the Reward Learning task (b); and computational modelling output (c)

m/m-D (n=50) n/l-D (n=37) Group difference
(95% CI)
Association (coef, 95% CI) with

MADRS IDS-SR
a) Age: mean, sd, range 20.7 (2.3) 16 – 25 21.1 (1.7) 18 – 25 [−0.5 ; 1.3]
Sex: female, n (%) 41 (82) 31 (84) [−1.3 ; 1.0]
Education: high, n (%) 42 (84) 35 (95) [−2.8 ; 0.4]
MADRS total score: mean, sd, range
at interview 16.3 (3.9) 10–26 1.5 (2.0) 0–8 [13.4 ; 16.3]*
at scan 13.9 (5.0) 2–27 1.6 (2.1) 0–9 [10.6 ; 14.0]*
IDS-SR total score: mean, sd, range 23.4 (10.1) 5–42 6.2 (4.4) 0–20 [13.7 ; 20.7]*

b) RL task performance (gain trials only): mean, sd, range
RT (ms) 925 (127) 612–1194 903 (157) 601–1385 [−83 ; 38] 0.89 [−3.25 ; 5.04] .46 [−2.11 ; 3.02]
Non-responses 1.12 (2.16) 0–14 1.05 (2.01) 0–7 [−0.97 ; 0.84] 0.01 [−0.06 ; 0.07] .018 [−0.02 ; 0.06]
Optimal choice accuracy 0.83 (0.13) 0.56–0.99 0.84 (0.14) 0.56–1.00 [−0.04 ; 0.07] 6.41E-05 [−3.95E-03 ; 3.82E-03] −1.21E-03 [−3.60E-03 ; 1.17E-03]
Money won 9.89 (1.00) 7.20–11.40 9.85 (1.22) 6.60–11.20 [−0.51 ; 0.44] 7.58E-03 [−2.46E-03 ; 3.97E-03] −5.48E-03 [−0.03 ; 0.01]

c) Model fit measures: mean, sd, range
LLHmodel −24.98 (15.86) −52.54—0.69 −23.41 (16.67) −51.48—0.69 [−5.42 ; 8.55] 2.0E-03 [−0.48 ; 0,47] −0.13 [−0.42 ; 0,17]
AIC a 53.96 (31.72) 5.39–109.07 50.83 (33.33) 5.39–106.96 [−17.10 ; 10.85] 4.05E-03 [−0.95 ; 0.96] 0.26 [−0.33 ; 0.84]
BIC b 58.69 (31.71) 10.05–113.84 55.56 (33.31) 10.15–111.72 [−17.10 ; 10.84] 3.91E-03 [−0.95 ; 0.96] 0.26 [−.33 ; .84]
PseudoR2 c 0.54 (0.29) 0.04–0.99 0.57 (0.31) 0.03–0.99 [−0.10 ; 0.16] 7.42E-05 [−8.92E-03 ; 8.77E03] −2.51E-03 [−7.95E03 ; 2.94E-03]
Parameters: mean, sd, range
Learning Rate (α) 0.20 (0.22) <0.01–0.90 0.26 (0.18) <0.01–0.71 [−0.02 ; 0.15] −2.96E-03 [−9.00E-03 ; 3.07E-03] 2.67E-04 [−3.49E-03 ; 4.03E-03]
Temperature (β) 0.20 (0.22) <0.01->0.99 0.25 (0.25) <0.01->0.99 [−0.05 ; 0.15] −4.43E-03 [−1.12E02 ; 2.39E03] −1.40E-04 [−4.40E-03 ; 4.12E-03]

d) ESM variables: mean, sd_b, sd_w, range
Reward anticipation 4.60 (0.63, 1.62) 1–7 5.25 (0.64, 1.32) 1–7 [−0.92 ; −0.38]* −0.05 [−0.07 ; −0.03]* −0.03 [−0.04 ; −0.02]*
Activity pleasantness 4.98 (0.54, 1.53) 1–7 5.41 (0.53, 1.22) 1–7 [−0.65 ; −0.20]* −0.03 [−0.05 ; −0.02]* −0.02 [−0.03 ; −0.01]*

Note. Abbreviations: sd=standard deviation, sd_b=between subjects standard deviation, sd_w=within subjects standard deviation, n=number of participants, MADRS= Montgomery-Âsberg Depression Scale, IDS-SR=Inventory of Depressive Symptomatology - Self-Report, RL=Reward Learning, RT=reaction time, ms=miliseconds, m/m-D=group of participants included based on the report of moderate symptom severity, n/l-D=group of participants included based on the report of low depressive symptom severity, CI=confidence interval, LLH=log-likelihood.

*

p<0.001

a

AIC: Akaike Information Criterion, calculated as −2*LLH+2*k, where k is the number of parameters (k=2)

b

BIC: Bayesian Information Criterion, calculated as −2*LLH+log(t)*k, where t is the number of trials (depends on how many responses a subject gave on the task) and k is the number of parameters (k=2).

c

PseudoR: calculated as -(LLHmodel-LLHchance)/LLHchance. LLHchance=log(0.5)*t, where t is the number of trials.