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Published in final edited form as: Cogn Affect Behav Neurosci. 2021 Jul 16;21(6):1306–1318. doi: 10.3758/s13415-021-00925-6

Table 3.

Regression models testing the main and interactive effects of the LPP and chronic interpersonal stress in the prediction of social anxiety symptoms

		ΔR²	b(SE)	B		ΔR²	b (SE)	B
Step 1:	LPP Neutral	0.02	−0.04 (0.12)	−0.05	LPP Neutral	0.04	−0.10 (0.12)	−0.12
	LPP Threat		0.16 (0.12)	0.18	LPP Positive		0.24 (0.13)^{^}	0.26^{^}
Step 2:	LPP Neutral	0.13^***	−0.02 (0.11)	−0.02	LPP Neutral	0.12^***	−0.04 (0.11)	−0.05
	LPP Threat		0.17 (0.12)	0.19	LPP Positive		0.20 (0.12)	0.22
	Interpersonal Stress		2.86 (0.70)^***	0.37^***	Interpersonal Stress		2.74 (0.69)^***	0.35^***
Step 3:	LPP Neutral	0.05^*	0.02 (0.11)	0.03	LPP Neutral	0.05^*	0.01 (0.11)	0.01
	LPP Threat		0.14 (0.11)	0.16	LPP Positive		0.17 (0.12)	0.18
	Interpersonal Stress		3.59 (0.73)^***	0.46^***	Interpersonal Stress		3.48 (0.74)^***	0.45^***
	LPP × Stress		0.42 (0.16)^*	0.24^*	LPP × Stress		0.42 (0.17)^**	0.24^**
Full Model:		R² = .20				R² = .21

^{^}

p < .10,

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p <.001

Note: p-values shown are prior to FDR-correction. B = standardized coefficients; b = unstandardized coefficients.