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Construct validity has been established with Australian professional musicians with highly significant correlations ranging between 0.40 and 0.71 with the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (Trait), the Social Phobia Inventory, the Anxiety and Depression Detector, and r = −0.53 with Core Self-Evaluations (measuring self-esteem and self-efficacy).
Disentangling this latter interaction further, we found that it was due to near-significant differences at fronto-central locations between the familiar and novel stimuli before training, showing larger amplitude for the familiar items [F(1,10) = 4.2, p = 0.068, R 2 = 0.296], whereas after the training the amplitude for the novel items increased and this difference was obliterated [F(1,10) = 0.60, p = 0.811].
Results Our results supported our hypotheses regarding (1) the association of time in nature with affect, (2) the association of time in nature with rumination, and (3) the mediation of the association of time in nature with negative affect through rumination, while the association of time in nature with positive affect through rumination was marginally significant.
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Linear mixed effect models explaining brain age gap from bio-psycho-social factors We ran the proposed five baseline and bio-psycho-social models with the first principal component (PC) of the numeric predictors from each of the models showing a small proportion of the variance in brain age uniquely explained by the principal components ( R 2 < 1%; Supplementary Table S5 ), with differences between these models and respective baseline models yet being highly significant ( Supplementary Table S6 ).
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While such comparative research is highly significant ( Kéri, 2015 ) and should be expanded upon in future research, this is also quite complicated due to not only potentially unbalanced designs and potentially small samples ( Kéri, 2015 ) but also unmeasured between-group differences, such as quality and intensity of traumatic events, sociodemographic factors, and personality.