Figure 2.
Line graphs depicting results of a multilevel model used to analyze 75-day intensive longitudinal data. Thick lines represent the fixed effects between delayed verbal recall and a psychological predictor variable (i.e., somatic symptoms, anxiety, or intellectual interests), and thin lines represent individual deviations from those group-level estimates. Black lines reflect the 2016 election group, and gray lines reflect the 2017 control group. R2 reflects the proportion of variance in delayed verbal recall explained by each predictor for each group via the variation in fixed and random slopes as well as the variation of the random intercept (calculated using r2.MLM in R; https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/r2mlm/index.html).