Summary of the validity of emotional stimuli.

The correlation between RT distractor cost for each task, and trait anxiety, depression symptoms and composite internalizing score.

HTA  =  high-trait-anxious, LTA  =  low-trait-anxious; Interference effect  =  incongruent minus congruent. Mean reaction times (RTs) and error rates in the flanker task as a...

BDI-II: Beck Depression Inventory II [38]. STAI-T: trait scale of the State-Trait-Anxiety-Inventory [39]. LEC: Life Events Checklist [40]. Test for differences between groups:...

Summary of trait anxiety scores and threshold.

This file includes original data of the ‘Two-way choice tests: nest-building’ experiment. ‘duoIDwithin’ is the ID of each female duo within replicates, ‘MID’ is the ID of the...

Mean (standard deviations) for baseline measures and their Pearson correlation coefficients (underlined = p < .01; bold and underlined = p < .001).

Means (and standard deviations) and t-tests of background characteristics, and self-report and objective measurements of stress for the control (n = 41) and the stress group (n...

Physical fitness (two days after the last anesthesia).

Associations between PPI-R subscales and behavioral/physiological responding in empathy for pain (standardized regression coefficient β [95% CI]), n = 61 for all outcomes except...

Observed probabilities for detecting each category of emotional response.

(RAR)

Pearson Correlations between the PPI-R Factors, IRI-scales, STAI-T and TAS-20.

Male-female comparisons in scores for the life events inventory, occupational stress, resilience and anxiety.

Food intake.

Internal Consistency for the PPI-R Content Scales.

Characteristics of low anxiety and high anxiety samples.

Comma separated value (csv) file from which all data analyses were performed. (CSV)

Frequency of mediation practice type.

Within the scope of the 3Rs of Russel and Burch, the number of laboratory animals can be reduced by repeated use of an animal. This strategy only becomes relevant, if the total...