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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 19.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2018 Aug 1;109:37–48. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2018.07.009

Table 3.

Descriptive data for parental distress and arousal during the experimental procedure.

Baseline M (SD) Round 1 M (SD) Round 2 M (SD) Round 3 M (SD) Round 4 M (SD) Round 5 M (SD) Round 6 M (SD) Round 7 M (SD) Round 8 M (SD) Round 9 M (SD) Round 10 M (SD)
Control Group Valence 3.04 (1.48) 3.15 (1.54) 3.23 (1.53) 3.38 (1.65) 3.46 (1.73) 3.46 (1.77) 3.46 (1.79) 3.38 (1.77) 3.54 (1.90) 3.64 (1.82) 3.50 (1.98)
Anxiety Group Valence 2.88 (1.20) 3.96 (2.01) 4.30 (2.18) 4.39 (1.88) 4.43 (1.78) 4.68 (2.10) 4.71 (1.93) 4.71 (2.03) 4.83 (1.72) 4.78 (1.87) 4.63 (2.28)
Control Group Arousal 7.19 (1.65) 6.96 (1.91) 7.04 (1.93) 7.12 (1.63) 7.00 (1.79) 7.00 (1.83) 7.15 (1.76) 7.31 (1.62) 7.35 (1.67) 7.36 (1.63) 7.38 (1.80)
Anxiety Group Arousal 6.33 (2.04) 5.84 (2.15) 5.91 (2.26) 5.91 (1.78) 6.00 (1.93) 5.86 (2.10) 5.57 (1.83) 5.62 (2.20) 5.89 (1.88) 6.06 (1.83) 6.00 (1.86)
Baseline Experiment
M (SD) M (SD)
Control Group Heart Rate 65.62 (25.77) 71.97 (8.95)
Anxiety Group Heart Rate 66.35 (27.22) 74.00 (11.74)

Note: Valence and Arousal assessed by the Self Assessment Manikin. Parents’ average heart rate over the experimental procedure is presented due to the large number of heart rate measurements obtained in 1-min increments over the course of the experiment. As noted in Table 6, there was no significant effect of time or experimental condition on parental heart rate as measured in 1-min increments over the course of the experiment.