Table 1.
Descriptive statistics of groups.
Fig 1.
Mean values of measured variables were computed for 64-second segments with 50% overlap. EDA data from an AS participant during the first 10 minutes from the start of the conversation are shown, along with data from his own and his partner’s affiliative behavior.
Table 2.
Effects of affiliation of Actor and Partner on participant’s physiological activity in NT/NT, AS/NT, and AS/NT dyads during high and low dominance of the actor.
Effect estimates are standardized betas (see Materials and methods).
Fig 2.
Mean change in EDA compared to previous segment in relation to actors’ and partners’ affiliation (below or above detrended mean) during all segments.
Color indicates whether actor affiliation was high (white [white, plain + white, hatched]) or low (dark [dark, plain + dark, hatched]). Texture indicates whether partner affiliation was high (plain [white, plain + dark, plain]) or low (hatched [white, hatched + dark, hatched). Error bars indicate ±2 SEM.