Study 10 Summary Author Reported Main Findings: Anxiety w significantly lower at Time 2 than Time 1. Imagining a negative encounter at T1 produced higher anxiety compared with imagining a positive encounter. Time 2, despite participants in both conditions imagining a positive encounter, subsequent anxiety was lower after first imagining a negative encounter at Time 1 compared with first imagining a positive encounter at T1. Imagining a positive encounter after imagining a negative encounter resulted in lower anxiety compared with imagining a single positive encounter at T1 Participants: C NR Study 11 Author’s & Year Stathi, Tsantila, & 2012 Design Pre-post
Participants: C NR Study 10 Summary Author Reported Main Findings: Anxiety w significantly lower at Time 2 than Time 1. Imagining a negative encounter at T1 produced higher anxiety compared with imagining a positive encounter. Time 2, despite participants in both conditions imagining a positive encounter, subsequent anxiety was lower after first imagining a negative encounter at Time 1 compared with first imagining a positive encounter at T1. Imagining a positive encounter after imagining a negative encounter resulted in lower anxiety compared with imagining a single positive encounter at T1 Study 11 Author’s & Year Stathi, Tsantila, & 2012 Design Pre-post
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