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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Anxiety Stress Coping. 2021 Mar 2;34(4):365–380. doi: 10.1080/10615806.2021.1892084

Table 2.

Three-way analysis of variance in electrodermal activity (EDA) controlling for EDA at baseline

Effect F df1GG df2GG MSE p η^G2
Baseline EDA at Time 1 (control) 166.34 1 50 11.65 < .001 .642
Condition 1.34 2 50 11.65 .271 .028
Social Anxiety 0.36 1 50 11.65 .549 .004
Time 81.01 3.38 169.14 2.96 < .001 .428
Condition × Social Anxiety 1.32 2 50 11.65 .276 .028
Baseline EDA × Time 1.72 3.38 169.14 2.96 .158 .016
Condition × Time 0.84 6.77 169.14 2.96 .549 .015
Social Anxiety × Time 1.40 3.38 169.14 2.96 .242 .013
Condition × Social Anxiety × Time 1.18 6.77 169.14 2.96 .319 .021

Note: Social anxiety was a centered continuous predictor. As reflected by the GG superscripts, non-integer degrees of freedom reflect Greenhouse-Geisser corrections for departure from sphericity. MSE = mean squared error; η^G2 = generalized eta-squared