Table 2.

Directional Bias and Accuracy of Self-Reported Dominance, Affiliation, and Interpersonal Distress in Relation to Informant-report.

	Dominance				Affiliation				Interpersonal distress
	B	SE	95% CI	f2	β	SE	95% CI	f2	β	SE	95% CI	f2
Directional biasa	−.13**	.02	−.16, −.09		.12**	.02	.08, .16		.34**	.02	.30, .38
Accuracy	.30**	.04	.22, .37	.13	.39**	.05	.31, .49	.12	.12*	.04	.05, .19	.02
Effect of participants’ generalized anxiety disorder symptoms
Directional bias	−.004	.006	−.02, .01	.003	.03**	.01	.02, .04	.05	.03**	.007	.02, .05	.02
Accuracy	−.01	.01	−.04, .01	.003	.02	.02	−.01, .05	.003	−.005	.01	−.03, .02	.001
Effect of participants’ social anxiety disorder symptoms
Directional bias	−.03**	.004	−.04, −.02	.10	−.01*	.004	−.02, −.001	.03	.03**	.005	.02, .04	.07
Accuracy	−.01	.01	−.03, .01	.003	.01	.01	−.01, .03	.003	−.006	.008	−.02, .01	.001
Effect of participants’ major depressive disorder symptoms
Directional bias	−.001	.003	−.01, .004	.004	−.001	.003	−.01, .005	.001	.02**	.003	.01, .03	.03
Accuracy	.005	.006	−.01, .02	.003	−.01	.01	−.02, .004	.003	.001	.005	−.01, .01	.001

Note. Directional bias represents an intercept, or a mean-level difference between self- and informant-report. Accuracy represents a regression coefficient of informant-report predicting self-report. Effect of each symptom indicates moderation of directional bias and accuracy by the symptom. All moderating terms were included simultaneously, f² = Cohen’s f².

^*p < .05.

^**p < .001.

^aCohen’s f² cannot be computed for the intercept (directional bias).