Table 5 This table shows that subjects with high scores in the subscale that measures Difficulty describing negative feelings (N-DDF) tend to use affective terminologies for the scenarios proposed more frequently than non-alexithymics. No difference between 3 and 2 as well as between 2 and 1. (*Indicates significant differences Bonferroni correction p = < 0.016).
From: Experiments on real-life emotions challenge Ekman's model
N-DDF | High alexithymia | Medium alexithymia | Low alexithymia |
|---|---|---|---|
1 High alexithymia | 0.130164 | 0.007939* | |
1 High alexithymia | 0.130164 | 0.224005 | |
1 High alexithymia | 0.007939* | 0.224005 |