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Increased affective reactivity among depressed individuals can be explained by floor effects: An experience sampling study 1 1 Introduction 1 2 Methods 3 2.1 Sample 3 2.2 ESM assessment 3 2.3 Measures 4 2.3.1 Depression diagnosis 4 2.3.2 Depression and anxiety self-report questionnaires 4 2.3.3 ESM measures 4 2.4 Statistical analysis 4 2.4.1 Data preprocessing 4 2.4.2 Statistical testing 4 3 Results 5 3.1 Sample characteristics 5 3.2 Are there floor/ceiling effects in NA or PA? 5 3.3 Replication analysis on group differences in affective reactivity 5 3.4 Quantile residual distributions of replication models 6 3.5 Analysis of affective reactivity accounting for affect distribution 6 4 Discussion 7 CRediT authorship contribution statement 10 Declaration of competing interest 10 Acknowledgements 10 Appendix A Supplementary material 11 References 11
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