Table 3.

Correlations between IAT scores and symptom measures

Self-report/Clinical Indices	IAT D-scores and symptoms: screening visit			IAT D-scores and symptoms: baseline visit
	Composite implicit self-worth index	Sad/Happy IAT	Escape/Stay IAT	Composite implicit self-worth index	Sad/Happy IAT	Escape/Stay IAT
RSES	−.30 [−.46, −.11]	−.18 [−.35, .01]	−.20 [−.38, −.01]	−.32 [−.50, −.11]	−.10 [−.30, .12]	−.07 [−.28, .14]
CTI-self	−.31 [−.48, −.13]	−.17 [−.35, .02]	−.16 [−.34, .03]	−.28 [−.47, −.07]	−.11 [−.32, .10]	−.18 [−.38, .04]
CTI-world	−.16 [−.34, .03]	−.08 [−.26, .11]	−.05 [−.24, .15]	−.01 [−.22, .21]	−.03 [−.24, .18]	−.10 [−.31, .11]
CTI-future	−.23 [−.40, −.04]	−.16 [−.34, .03]	−.24 [−.42, −.06]	−.19 [−.39, .02]	−.06 [−.27, .15]	−.15 [−.35, .07]
CTI total	−.30 [−.47, −.12]	−.17 [−.35, .02]	−.19 [−.37, .00]	−.22 [−.41, −.01]	−.09 [−.30, .12]	−.18 [−.38, .03]
CSSRS ideation:
Lifetime	.28 [.08, .45]	−.13 [−.31, .06]	.27 [.08, .44]	--	--	--
CSSRS ideation: Past Month	.06 [−.14, .25]	.11 [−.09, .29]	.19 [.00, .37]	--	--	--

Note: Partial correlation r-values presented with 95% CIs in brackets. Correlation coefficients reflect partial correlations controlling for IAT order type (positive=me first or negative=me first) and MADRS Total Score; Bold text indicates partial correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed). RSES = Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale; CTI = Cognitive Triad Inventory; CSSRS = Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (measured at screening only). On RSES and CTI, higher scores indicate more positive views/beliefs (e.g., higher self-esteem); on IATs and CSSRS, higher scores indicate more negative views/elevated symptoms