TABLE 2.

Subjective well-being and temporoparietal (TP) lower/upper alpha asymmetry.

Predictor variable	Estimate (SE)	N (DF)	Model RMSE	Model R2	Model F-statistic
Lower α-asymmetry (8–10.5 Hz)	−0.008* (0.003)	230 (228)	0.981	0.035	8.28**
Upper α-asymmetry (11–13 Hz)	−0.005 (0.003)		0.863	0.011	2.61

Column 2: p-values next to the Beta (β) coefficients and their standard error (SE) indicate a significant association between the predictor and the response variable at 95% confidence level (*), 99% confidence level (**) and 99.9% confidence level (***). Column 3: number of observations (N) and degrees of freedom (DF). Column 4–6: root mean square error (RMSE), R-squared, and F-statistic of the linear model. p-values next to F-statistic indicate a significant fit (see above for confidence levels). The multiple linear model follows the equation: Response variable ∼ 1 + predictor1 + predictor2.