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Published in final edited form as: J Pers Soc Psychol. 2019 Sep 12;119(1):136–158. doi: 10.1037/pspi0000212

Table 8.

Association Between the Degree of Emotional Interdependence Observed During the Positive Topic and the Degree of Emotional Interdependence Observed During the Negative Topic.

	r_s	p
Concurrent linkages
Concurrent linear covariation (Pearson correlations)
E	.19	.07
EE	−.04	.72
Concurrent linear and non-linear covariation (distance correlations)
E	.23	.02^*
EE	.18	.08
Temporal linkages
Emotional susceptibility (partial Pearson cross-lagged correlations)
Women
E	.01	.89
EE	−.02	.85
Men
E	.01	.92
EE	−.10	.35
Coupling (R² difference of coupled and uncoupled linear oscillator models)
E	.04	.68
EE	.18	.08

Note: E = emotional experience, EE = emotional extremity.

is significant at .05