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. 2022 Dec 27;22:832. doi: 10.1186/s12888-022-04484-z

Table 2.

Comparison of TCI dimensions, sub dimension and BIS/BAS scores between SAD subtype groups

Prototypic ↑↑HA / ↓NS Atypic ↑HA / NS
n = 338 (59%) n = 237 (41%)
mean (SD) mean (SD) t pa d
Harm Avoidance 74.48 (6.79) 62.19 (9.50) 18.09 < .001 1.53
 anticipatory worry 69.84 (9.27) 56.30 (10.89) 15.59 < .001 1.36
 fear of uncertainty 61.49 (5.72) 54.31 (10.13) 9.86 < .001 0.92
 shyness 67.53 (5.32) 61.88 (8.61) 8.97 < .001 0.82
 fatigability 72.65 (10.45) 63.14 (12.62) 9.53 < .001 0.84
Novelty Seeking 35.50 (7.76) 53.51 (9.49) 24.97 < .001 2.12
 exploratory excitability 32.11 (9.65) 46.02 (10.41) 16.48 < .001 1.40
 impulsiveness 40.92 (7.90) 53.45 (12.96) 13.26 < .001 1.22
 extravagance 43.19 (11.42) 55.52 (13.06) 12.00 < .001 1.02
 disorderliness 46.57 (9.45) 54.39 (10.47) 9.33 < .001 0.79
Reward Dependence 49.34 (10.67) 50.30 (10.74) 1.06 .145 0.09
Persistence 52.29 (10.72) 49.79 (12.71) 2.47 .007 0.21
Self-Directedness 28.71 (13.69) 34.97 (14.81) 5.22 < .001 0.44
Cooperativeness 43.95 (14.08) 45.01 (14.57) .87 .190 0.07
Self-Transcendence 45.06 (10.75) 48.71 (12.48) 3.66 < .001 0.32
BIS 11.98 (2.43) 10.35 (2.87) 7.12 < .001 0.62
BAS 8.49 (1.93) 9.33 (1.94) 7.07 < .001 0.44

HA Harm avoidance, NS Novelty seeking, n sample size, SD standard deviation, t t-Test, d Cohen’s d, BIS Behavioural inhibition system, BAS Behavioural activation system

asignificant p-values after Benjamini–Hochberg adjustment are in bold