Figure 6.

This model describes the correlation coefficient between the predicted and observed changes in the hourly mood for each participant. The vertical dotted line indicates the average of the correlations coefficient (as correlations do not scale linearly, this was done by computing r-to-Fisher’s Z transformations, taking the average, and then Fisher’s Z-to-r transformations). The dots represent the individual correlations, and the horizontal lines represent the confidence intervals around the correlation coefficient.