Post-hoc results (mean difference and p-value) of group differences on the cognitive and affective alexithymia dimension.

A cognitive and an affective dimension of alexithymia in six languages and seven populations

Bermond, Bob
Clayton, Kymbra
Liberova, Alla
Luminet, Olivier
Maruszewski, Tomasz
Bitti, Pio E. Ricci
Rimé, Bernard
Vorst, Harrie H
Wagner, Hugh
Wicherts, Jelte

January 2007

The Dutch Bermond-Vorst Alexithymia Questionnaire (BVAQ) is translated into various languages. The a...

Affective reactivity.

Anne Guhn (6208601)
Bruno Steinacher (6208604)
Angela Merkl (6208607)
Philipp Sterzer (191281)
Stephan Köhler (795157)

January 2019

a) Group mean subscale scores with SEM for positive (PA) and negative affect (NA), pre and post mood...

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).

Xiu Zhu (6631358)
Yan Wang (15435)
Hong Zhou (29614)
Liqian Qiu (6631361)
Ruyan Pang (3554132)

April 2019

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).</p

Post-hoc results (mean difference and p-value) of group differences on the cognitive alexithymia subscales.

Jorien van der Velde (579624)
Marte Swart (144357)
Sophie van Rijn (350492)
Lisette van der Meer (144354)
Lex Wunderink (747712)
Durk Wiersma (320410)
Lydia Krabbendam (747713)
Richard Bruggeman (144361)
André Aleman (91646)

June 2015

Post-hoc results (mean difference and p-value) of group differences on the cognitive alexi...

Effects of alexithymia on automatic processing of illness-related information.

Laura Brandt (538606)
Nina M. Pintzinger (757809)
Ulrich S. Tran (428688)

June 2015

(A) Estimated marginal means (ANCOVA) of alexithymia groups (high vs. medium vs. low) of facilita...

Statistical results of the RM-MANCOVA including the cognitive alexithymia dimension as a covariate.

Katharina Sophia Goerlich (323025)
André Aleman (91646)
Sander Martens (323027)

February 2013

Post hoc tests are significant at p<.05 (Sidak-corrected) unless otherwise specified.</p

The significant differences between the post-measurement and the follow-up measurement for the control group.

Ahmed Hassan Rakha (13863762)

January 2023

The significant differences between the post-measurement and the follow-up measurement for the contr...

Significant differences between groups in social cognition tasks.

Sandra Baez (129185)
Eduar Herrera (129189)
Lilian Villarin (387128)
Donna Theil (387129)
María Luz Gonzalez-Gadea (5654266)
Pedro Gomez (5654269)
Marcela Mosquera (387130)
David Huepe (343743)
Sergio Strejilevich (322537)
Nora Silvana Vigliecca (387131)
Franziska Matthäus (90067)
Jean Decety (46147)
Facundo Manes (129204)
Agustín M. Ibañez (387132)

March 2013

(A) TASIT (accuracy per category). A = anger; D = disgust; SD = sadness; F = fear; SR = surprise....

Post-hoc test results confirming significant differences in average scores for individual fields of study.

Błażej Przybylski (13844408)
Emilia Janeczko (9954437)
Marcin Studnicki (737271)
Ernest Bielinis (9954434)
Lidia Bielinis (9954449)

September 2022

Post-hoc test results confirming significant differences in average scores for individual fields of ...

Mean scores comparison between the 3 groups.

Arianna Magon (5628614)
Cristina Arrigoni (369902)
Tiziana Roveda (5628617)
Paola Grimoldi (5628620)
Federica Dellafiore (5628623)
Marco Moia (5628626)
Kehinde O. Obamiro (3161502)
Rosario Caruso (5628629)

August 2018

Tukey’s post-hoc test showed significant differences (p < .000) in comparing the means of all the gr...

Between group differences in depression, anxiety, objective cognition and subjective cognition.

William Sellwood (500442)
Anthony P. Morrison (500443)
Rosie Beck (500444)
Suzanne Heffernan (500445)
Heather Law (500446)
Richard P. Bentall (126187)

December 2013

Between group differences in depression, anxiety, objective cognition and subjective cognition.</...

Standardized (Cohen) differences in thinking, motor, in-game individual and in-game collective variables between pre-post test variations.

Sara Santos (303764)
Sergio Jiménez (3708013)
Jaime Sampaio (561932)
Nuno Leite (3775546)

February 2017

The (+) and (-) symbols represents if the considered variable increase/decrease from pre- to post...

Comparison of post-outcome measures between the intervention and control groups by subgroups (gender and age).

Sarah Robert (779979)
Lucile Romanello (6640676)
Sophie Lesieur (356798)
Virginie Kergoat (6640679)
Joël Dutertre (6640682)
Gladys Ibanez (789835)
Pierre Chauvin (489454)

April 2019

Comparison of post-outcome measures between the intervention and control groups by subgroups (gender...

Group mean (SD) outcome data and between groups mean differences (95% CI, p value, sample size) unless otherwise stated.

Bill Vicenzino (44599)
Peter Lawrenson (6392180)
Asaduzzaman Khan (820968)
Aiofe Stephenson (6392183)
Luke Heales (6392186)
Heather A. E. Benson (600034)
Anthony Wright (66814)

February 2019

Group mean (SD) outcome data and between groups mean differences (95% CI, p value, sample size) unle...

Mean and standard deviation of cognitive function (accuracy and response time) according to group (F1 vs. F2 vs. F3) and time (pre vs. post).

Leonardo S. Fortes (5925362)
Manoel C. Costa (5925365)
Maria E. C. Ferreira (5925368)
José R. A. Nascimento-Júnior (5925371)
Lenamar Fiorese (5912534)
Dalton R. A. A. Lima-Júnior (5925374)
Edilson S. Cyrino (4825068)

November 2018

Mean and standard deviation of cognitive function (accuracy and response time) according to group (F...

A cognitive and an affective dimension of alexithymia in six languages and seven populations

Bermond, Bob
Clayton, Kymbra
Liberova, Alla
Luminet, Olivier
Maruszewski, Tomasz
Bitti, Pio E. Ricci
Rimé, Bernard
Vorst, Harrie H
Wagner, Hugh
Wicherts, Jelte

January 2007

The Dutch Bermond-Vorst Alexithymia Questionnaire (BVAQ) is translated into various languages. The a...

Affective reactivity.

Anne Guhn (6208601)
Bruno Steinacher (6208604)
Angela Merkl (6208607)
Philipp Sterzer (191281)
Stephan Köhler (795157)

January 2019

a) Group mean subscale scores with SEM for positive (PA) and negative affect (NA), pre and post mood...

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).

Xiu Zhu (6631358)
Yan Wang (15435)
Hong Zhou (29614)
Liqian Qiu (6631361)
Ruyan Pang (3554132)

April 2019

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).</p

Post-hoc results (mean difference and p-value) of group differences on the cognitive alexithymia subscales.

Jorien van der Velde (579624)
Marte Swart (144357)
Sophie van Rijn (350492)
Lisette van der Meer (144354)
Lex Wunderink (747712)
Durk Wiersma (320410)
Lydia Krabbendam (747713)
Richard Bruggeman (144361)
André Aleman (91646)

June 2015

Post-hoc results (mean difference and p-value) of group differences on the cognitive alexi...

Effects of alexithymia on automatic processing of illness-related information.

Laura Brandt (538606)
Nina M. Pintzinger (757809)
Ulrich S. Tran (428688)

June 2015

(A) Estimated marginal means (ANCOVA) of alexithymia groups (high vs. medium vs. low) of facilita...

Statistical results of the RM-MANCOVA including the cognitive alexithymia dimension as a covariate.

Katharina Sophia Goerlich (323025)
André Aleman (91646)
Sander Martens (323027)

February 2013

Post hoc tests are significant at p<.05 (Sidak-corrected) unless otherwise specified.</p

The significant differences between the post-measurement and the follow-up measurement for the control group.

Ahmed Hassan Rakha (13863762)

January 2023

The significant differences between the post-measurement and the follow-up measurement for the contr...

Significant differences between groups in social cognition tasks.

Sandra Baez (129185)
Eduar Herrera (129189)
Lilian Villarin (387128)
Donna Theil (387129)
María Luz Gonzalez-Gadea (5654266)
Pedro Gomez (5654269)
Marcela Mosquera (387130)
David Huepe (343743)
Sergio Strejilevich (322537)
Nora Silvana Vigliecca (387131)
Franziska Matthäus (90067)
Jean Decety (46147)
Facundo Manes (129204)
Agustín M. Ibañez (387132)

March 2013

(A) TASIT (accuracy per category). A = anger; D = disgust; SD = sadness; F = fear; SR = surprise....

Post-hoc test results confirming significant differences in average scores for individual fields of study.

Błażej Przybylski (13844408)
Emilia Janeczko (9954437)
Marcin Studnicki (737271)
Ernest Bielinis (9954434)
Lidia Bielinis (9954449)

September 2022

Post-hoc test results confirming significant differences in average scores for individual fields of ...

Mean scores comparison between the 3 groups.

Arianna Magon (5628614)
Cristina Arrigoni (369902)
Tiziana Roveda (5628617)
Paola Grimoldi (5628620)
Federica Dellafiore (5628623)
Marco Moia (5628626)
Kehinde O. Obamiro (3161502)
Rosario Caruso (5628629)

August 2018

Tukey’s post-hoc test showed significant differences (p < .000) in comparing the means of all the gr...

Between group differences in depression, anxiety, objective cognition and subjective cognition.

William Sellwood (500442)
Anthony P. Morrison (500443)
Rosie Beck (500444)
Suzanne Heffernan (500445)
Heather Law (500446)
Richard P. Bentall (126187)

December 2013

Between group differences in depression, anxiety, objective cognition and subjective cognition.</...

Standardized (Cohen) differences in thinking, motor, in-game individual and in-game collective variables between pre-post test variations.

Sara Santos (303764)
Sergio Jiménez (3708013)
Jaime Sampaio (561932)
Nuno Leite (3775546)

February 2017

The (+) and (-) symbols represents if the considered variable increase/decrease from pre- to post...

Comparison of post-outcome measures between the intervention and control groups by subgroups (gender and age).

Sarah Robert (779979)
Lucile Romanello (6640676)
Sophie Lesieur (356798)
Virginie Kergoat (6640679)
Joël Dutertre (6640682)
Gladys Ibanez (789835)
Pierre Chauvin (489454)

April 2019

Comparison of post-outcome measures between the intervention and control groups by subgroups (gender...

Group mean (SD) outcome data and between groups mean differences (95% CI, p value, sample size) unless otherwise stated.

Bill Vicenzino (44599)
Peter Lawrenson (6392180)
Asaduzzaman Khan (820968)
Aiofe Stephenson (6392183)
Luke Heales (6392186)
Heather A. E. Benson (600034)
Anthony Wright (66814)

February 2019

Group mean (SD) outcome data and between groups mean differences (95% CI, p value, sample size) unle...

Mean and standard deviation of cognitive function (accuracy and response time) according to group (F1 vs. F2 vs. F3) and time (pre vs. post).

Leonardo S. Fortes (5925362)
Manoel C. Costa (5925365)
Maria E. C. Ferreira (5925368)
José R. A. Nascimento-Júnior (5925371)
Lenamar Fiorese (5912534)
Dalton R. A. A. Lima-Júnior (5925374)
Edilson S. Cyrino (4825068)

November 2018

Mean and standard deviation of cognitive function (accuracy and response time) according to group (F...

A cognitive and an affective dimension of alexithymia in six languages and seven populations

Bermond, Bob
Clayton, Kymbra
Liberova, Alla
Luminet, Olivier
Maruszewski, Tomasz
Bitti, Pio E. Ricci
Rimé, Bernard
Vorst, Harrie H
Wagner, Hugh
Wicherts, Jelte

January 2007

The Dutch Bermond-Vorst Alexithymia Questionnaire (BVAQ) is translated into various languages. The a...

Affective reactivity.

Anne Guhn (6208601)
Bruno Steinacher (6208604)
Angela Merkl (6208607)
Philipp Sterzer (191281)
Stephan Köhler (795157)

January 2019

a) Group mean subscale scores with SEM for positive (PA) and negative affect (NA), pre and post mood...

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).

Xiu Zhu (6631358)
Yan Wang (15435)
Hong Zhou (29614)
Liqian Qiu (6631361)
Ruyan Pang (3554132)

April 2019

Differences in dimension scores and overall scores among different groups, M (SD).</p

Post-hoc results (mean difference and <i>p</i>-value) of group differences on the cognitive and affective alexithymia dimension.

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Post-hoc results (mean difference and <i>p</i>-value) of group differences on the cognitive and affective alexithymia dimension.

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