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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Psychol Sci. 2019 Mar 1;7(4):794–810. doi: 10.1177/2167702619827019

Table 2.

Least Square Means From Study 1 Manipulations

No. Mean
Baseline Happy Relax Sad Stress Worry
1 2.200 1.476 1.803 3.630 2.398 3.095
2R 2.827 1.450 2.696 3.911 3.434 3.532
3R 2.688 1.386 2.507 3.767 3.557 3.825
4 2.751 3.463 1.684 3.487 2.322 3.010
5 2.012 2.280 1.593 2.456 1.913 2.457
6 2.150 2.286 1.611 2.328 1.764 2.302
7 2.145 2.229 1.687 2.423 1.756 2.619
8R 3.378 2.995 3.384 3.323 3.608 3.399
9R 3.447 3.625 3.72 6 2.454 3.917 3.202
10 2.064 1.711 1.747 2.527 2.772 2.885
11 2.268 3.552 1.792 1.352 2.229 1.974
12 1.732 2.630 1.413 1.314 1.807 1.855
13R 2.999 2.798 2.137 3.671 3.800 3.757

Note: No. refers to item number within the study. R following the item number means that the item was reverse scored. These least square means were derived from the multilevel models (see Planned Analyses section). 1. To what extent were you thinking negative things? 2R. To what extent were you thinking positive things? 3R. Overall, how would you rate your thoughts during the last few minutes? 4. Were you experiencing a train of thought? 5. Were you having thoughts that were difficult to control or stop? 6. To what extent were you having thoughts that took on a life of their own? 7. Were you experiencing a train of thought that you couldn’t get out of your head? 8R. Were you experiencing a train of thought that was easy to stop? 9R. To what extent were you preoccupied with thoughts about things that happened already? 10. To what extent were you feeling keyed up or on edge? 11. To what extent were you feeling excited? 12. To what extent were you feeling aroused? 13R. To what extent were you feeling calm?