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. 2021 Jun 28;15:626507. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2021.626507

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The relationship between empathy score and disgust score were modulated by possibility of transition from class C to class D. (A) Simple slope analysis results showed that: when the disgust score was low (mean-1sd) (sd, standard deviation), the empathy score was significantly positively correlated with the possibility of transition from class C to class D (p < 0.001); when the disgust score was high (mean + 1sd), the empathy score was no significant correlated with the possibility of transition from class C to class D. (B) Neyman results showed that the disgust score was significantly positively correlated with the empathy score when possibility of transition from class C to class D was below 0.094.