Happy or not? An investigative study on well-being and anhedonia in everyday life.

PLoS One · 2025 · PMC12425193 · PMID 40934164

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a trend toward significancep = .011actually significant

Anxiety (DASS), which exhibited a trend toward significance in the full model, became a significant predictor within the clinical group (b = −1.06, t (51) = −2.649, p = .011).

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a trend towards significancep = .051so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

Additionally, anxiety operationalized with the DASS scale exhibited a trend towards significance as a predictor of anhedonia (b = −0.69, t (109) = −1.971, p = .051), as well as ISR OCD scores (b = 1.82, t (109) = 1.723, p = .088).

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marginal significancep = .240not close (p > 0.1)

Notably, the previously observed marginal significance for the ISR OCD scores in the full sample was not replicated in the clinical group (b = 1.62, p = .240).

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