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Fig 1.

Example summary of experiment depicting the presentation of conditions and vignettes.

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Table 1.

Regression output for the effect of vignette group, rejection condition and EMSs on cognitive and emotional responses to interpersonal scenarios.

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Table 2.

Regression output for the effect of rejection condition and EMSs on qualitatively coded behavioural responses to interpersonal scenarios.

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Table 3.

Correlations (Pearson r) between total interpersonal response scores and trait interpersonal problems, rejection sensitivity and psychiatric symptom distress.

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Table 4.

Qualitative categories for actions in response to interpersonal scenarios with examples, number of participants that endorsed the action (N) and their mean Inventory of Interpersonal Problem t-scores (IIP T-Score) and standard deviations (SD).

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Table 5.

Observed percentages of participants that endorsed each qualitatively coded action across rejection conditions and their mean Inventory of Interpersonal Problem (IIP) t-score (standard deviation).

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Fig 2.

Mean cognitive responses across conditions of interpersonal scenario rejection scored between 0 (Not at all rejected; Extremely unlikely) to 100 (Extremely rejected; Extremely likely).

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Fig 3.

Mean emotional distress across conditions of interpersonal scenario rejection scored between 0 (Not at all upset or angry) to 100 (Extremely upset or angry).

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Fig 4.

Probabilities of engaging in different types of actions by rejection condition and EMS score.

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