Cortical thickness and emotion processing in young adults with mild to moderate depression: a preliminary study

BMC Psychiatry

Table 3 Pairwise comparisons between emotions from the Go/No Go task

		Result	Statistic^a
Emotion Go Conditions	Hits	--	--
	FA	More FA in Sad Go vs. all other conditions	min p < .001
	FA	More FA in Anger Go vs. Fear & Happy Go conditions	p < .001; p = .003, respectively
	RT	Faster RT for Anger vs. Fear Go condition	p = .007
	RT	Faster RT for Happy vs. Sad Go condition	p = .003
Emotion No Go Conditions	Hits	More hits in Anger No Go vs. all other conditions	min p = .004
	FA	More FA in Sad No Go vs. all other conditions	min p < .001
	FA	More FA in Anger No Go vs. Happy No Go condition	p = .014 (trend)
	RT	Faster RT for Anger No Go vs. Fear & Sad No Go conditions	p < .001; p = .011, respectively

FA false alarms, RT response time
^aThis statistical comparison represents follow-up tests of a repeated measures ANOVA (significant main effect of emotion)

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