Table 1 Demographics.
From: The Cue-Approach Task as a General Mechanism for Long-Term Non-Reinforced Behavioral Change
Experiment Stimulus | Go cue | Sample Size (Excluded) | Females (Proportion) | Mean Age (SD) | Follow-up | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sample Size | Mean Intervala (Range) | |||||
Exp. 1: Faces | Auditory | 19 (12) | 10 (53%) | 24.42 (3.27) | — | — |
Exp. 2: Fractals | Auditory | 25 (3) | 15 (60%) | 23.04 (1.92) | 14 | 115.6 (73–170) |
Exp. 3: Positive IAPS | Auditory | 27 (1) | 17 (63%) | 24.11 (2.62) | — | — |
Exp. 4: Negative IAPS | Auditory | 28 (5) | 21 (75%) | 25.04 (2.53) | — | — |
Exp. 5: Snacks | Visual | 25 (1) | 16 (64%) | 22.24 (2.30) | 21 | 51.8 (34–69) |
Exp. 6: Snacks | Auditory Aversive | 25 (5) | 15 (60%) | 24.40 (2.15) | 14 | 61.5 (31–105) |
Exp. 7: Faces | Auditory | 25 (1) | 18 (72%) | 25.16 (2.44) | 18 | 33.2 (22–56) |
Exp. 8: Fractals | Auditory | 25 (2) | 19 (76%) | 24.20 (3.33) | 16 | 183.9 (171–203) |
Exp. 9: Positive IAPS | Visual | 29 (3) | 18 (62%) | 23.27 (2.08) | — | — |
Exp. 10: Negative IAPS | Visual | 27 (3) | 20 (74%) | 23.67 (2.60) | — | — |
