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. 2022 Apr 26;22(5):1030–1043. doi: 10.3758/s13415-022-01000-4

Table 4.

Significant contrasts between each group (LPD, RPD, LCBL, RCBL, HC) on each vocal emotion and each rating scale, revealed by the second level of analysis

Emotion Scale Contrast direction Stat. value p value Bayes factor
Anger Fear LCBL > HC -2.27 0.05 5.38
Surprise RCBL > RPD 2.32 0.04 9.16
Sadness LPD > RPD -4.71 <0.001 7,372.80
RCBL > RPD 3.53 <0.001 5.62
LCBL > RPD 4.43 <0.001 12.28
HC > RPD 3.53 <0.001 3.54
Happiness Surprise LPD > RPD -2.37 0.03 110.77
LPD > LCBL -2.25 0.05 71.95
Sadness LPD > RPD -2.52 0.02 25.59
HC > RPD 2.89 <0.01 20.54
Neutral Anger LPD > RPD -7.50 <0.001 4,846.63
LPD > LCBL -2.56 0.02 35.38
LPD > RCBL -2.56 0.02 9.86
LPD > HC -5.32 <0.001 208,811.68
LCBL > RPD 5.04 <0.001 3.08
RCBL > RPD 5.24 <0.001 3.95
Happiness RCBL > LCBL 2.53 0.02 4.45
RCBL > HC -2.28 0.04 20.61
Fear LPD > RPD -3.14 <0.01 247.86
LPD > HC -3.16 <0.01 5,316.21
RCBL > HC -2.67 0.01 3.29
Sadness LPD > RPD -3.45 <0.001 9,122.35
LCBL > RPD 4.37 <0.001 73.99
Fear Happiness RCBL > LCBL 4.64 <0.001 5.91
Surprise RCBL > RPD 3.23 0.003 55,663.05
Sadness Anger LPD > RPD -2.88 0.008 27.27
LPD > HC -2.97 0.006 1,589.45
Surprise RCBL > RPD 3.30 0.002 3.08
RCBL > HC -3.43 0.001 20.43

HC healthy controls, LCBL patients with left cerebellar stroke, LPD patients with Parkinson’s disease exhibiting predominantly left-sided motor symptoms, RCBL patients with right cerebellar stroke, RPD patients with Parkinson’s disease exhibiting predominantly right-sided motor symptoms