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. 2019 Nov 21;41(5):1136–1152. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24864

Table 4.

Results of multiple regression analyses investigating the relationship between fMRI asymmetry indices (Sample 2) and approach/avoidance questionnaire measures

RC1 RC2 RC4 RC6 RC3 RC5
Beta p‐value Beta p‐value Beta p‐value Beta p‐value Beta p‐value Beta p‐value
BAS fun .03 .8824 −.13 .6030 .06 .4380 −.04 .6860 −.10 .4110 −.04 .7450
BAS fun * gender −.06 1.0000 −.43 .3110 −.40 .3180 −.19 1.0000 .28 .3210 .29 .9020
BAS drive .00 1.0000 −.09 .3300 −.02 1.0000 .19 .2120 .00 1.0000 .36 <.0001
BAS drive * gender −.02 .9216 −.29 .6150 .59 .5330 −.90 <.0001 .14 .6550 −.53 <.0001
BAS RR .06 .9216 .11 .3730 .19 .8240 −.05 .9220 −.09 .9800 −.01 .9610
BAS RR * gender .16 .6429 −.07 .6600 −.53 .0220 .38 .6670 −.20 1.0000 −.30 .5410
BIS anxiety .29 .4444 .39 .1080 −.42 .0600 .14 1.0000 .06 .9410 .67 <.0001
BIS anxiety * gender −1.24 .3125 −.72 .4110 1.46 .3440 −.50 .9020 1.05 .5730 −.13 .9610
FFFS fear −0.27 .2724 −.49 .0680 .27 .2200 −.28 .1220 .20 .4730 −.34 .1490
FFFS fear * gender 1.23 .0971 1.14 .1870 −1.38 .1580 −.04 .9800 −.70 .6600 −.31 .7250
Age .17 1.0000 .08 .4910 .19 .0610 .12 .2710 .10 .6600 .04 1.0000
BMI .14 .5102 .04 .9610 −.04 .9020 −.17 .2930 .08 .3070 .09 .6330
Gender .46 .6863 −.52 .5640 −.38 .7840 1.47 .7650 −.82 .6030 .93 .5330

Note: The p‐value threshold after Bonferroni correction for six separate regression analyses is .0084. The components have been ordered according to decreasing variance explained (Table 5). Sample size n = 85.

Abbreviations: RC, rotated component; RR, reward responsivity.