TABLE 3.
Results of hierarchical regression analyses for each learning parameter predicted by primary and secondary psychopathy scores.
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| PP | SP | R2 | PP | SP | PP × SP | ΔR2 | |
| β | β | ||||||
| εGP | 0.276 [−0.021, 0.553] | 0.046 [−0.265, 0.299] | 0.087 | 0.236 [−0.059, 0.538] | 0.027 [−0.274, 0.316] | 0.143 [−0.137, 0.449] | 0.018 |
| εGN | −0.055 [−0.354, 0.231] | −0.015 [−0.310, 0.290] | 0.004 | −0.037 [−0.354, 0.288] | −0.006 [−0.270, 0.329] | −0.064 [−0.369, 0.263] | 0.004 |
| εLP | −0.060 [−0.366, 0.232] | −0.005 [−0.304, 0.284] | 0.004 | −0.151 [−0.451, 0.142] | −0.048 [−0.348, 0.229] | 0.320∗ [0.034, 0.625] | 0.089∗ |
| εLN | 0.146 [−0.154, 0.442] | −0.069 [−0.368, 0.232] | 0.019 | 0.172 [−0.146, 0.478] | −0.057 [−0.378, 0.233] | −0.091 [−0.399, 0.209] | 0.007 |
| ρ | −0.175 [−0.478, 0.106] | 0.032 [−0.278, 0.327] | 0.028 | −0.141 [−0.485, 0.231] | 0.047 [−0.215, 0.374] | −0.118 [−0.417, 0.182] | 0.012 |
| bias | −0.152 [−0.434, 0.133] | 0.067 [−0.242, 0.334] | 0.020 | −0.190 [−0.504, 0.101] | 0.049 [−0.227, 0.352] | 0.136 [−0.184, 0.417] | 0.016 |
| π | −0.197 [−0.497, 0.090] | 0.120 [−0.165, 0.399] | 0.036 | −0.169 [−0.470, 0.127] | 0.133 [−0.189, 0.411] | −0.097 [−0.369, 0.202] | 0.008 |
PP, primary psychopathy; SP, secondary psychopathy; β, standardized coefficient; εGP, learning rate for positive PE in gains; εGN, learning rate for negative PE in gains; εLP, learning rate for positive PE in losses; εLN, learning rate for negative PE in losses; ρ, subjective impact of outcomes; bias, response bias, π, Pavlovian factor. ∗p < 0.05. The 95% highest-density intervals (HDIs) are presented in square brackets.