Table 2.

Between-Person Analyses: Positive and Negative Affect When with Others versus Alone

	Positive Affect				Negative Affect
	b	CI	t	p	b	CI	t	p
Study 1
SAD Group (With Others)	−0.73	−1.03, −0.43	−4.78	<.001	0.43	0.28, 0.57	5.75	<.001
SAD Group (Alone)	−0.65	−0.95, −0.35	−4.27	<.001	0.40	0.25, 0.54	5.40	<.001
Study 2
SAD Group (With Others)	−0.94	−1.22, −0.65	−6.47	<.001	0.40	0.23, 0.56	4.67	<.001
SAD Group (Alone)	−0.88	−1.16, −0.60	−6.22	<.001	0.39	0.23, 0.55	4.73	<.001

Note. CI = confidence interval; t = t-statistic. All reported test statistics represent the main effects from separate models comparing differences in affect between social anxiety disorder (SAD) diagnostic groups, where SAD group is a categorical predictor (SAD = 1; healthy controls = 0). “With others” represents main effects of affect differences between participants with and without SAD when they were with others at the time of the report; “Alone” represents main effects of affect differences between participants with and without SAD when they were alone at the time of the report.