Figure 1.
Means of the emotion-related and baseline measurements for the three groups.
Error bar represents standard error.
Table 1.
The emotion-related and baseline measurements.
Figure 2.
Scatterplots for the correlation between state depression and other eight emotions that significantly changed during the frustrating task.
Figure 3.
Depressive scores and SCR values between the emotion regulation strategies in the rest, task and recovery phases.
Error bar represents standard error.
Table 2.
Depressive scores and SCR measures during rest, task, and recovery phase.
Figure 4.
Scatterplots for the three correlations in the control group: between SCR (S1) and the state depression (D1); between SCR (S1) and the sum of the task-rest difference scores for the six negative emotion measures (depressive, upset, irritable, guilty, ashamed, and distressed) that were induced by the frustration task; and between the SCR (S1) and the sum of the task-rest difference scores for the three positive emotion measures (proud, strong, and enthusiastic) that significantly decreased during the frustration task.