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Figures
- Figure 1.
A, Scanner anti-smoking messages task trial structure. B, Presentation of anti-smoking messages with population-level E-mail campaign.
- Figure 2.
Relationship between amygdala activity and message impact was mediated by vmPFC activity for both smoker's own ratings of message-evoked quit intentions within the scanner task and population information-seeking behavior (click-through rates) in the New York state E-mail campaign that used the same messages. (Path coefficients reflect standardized betas with 95% credibility intervals estimated with a multilevel structural equation model.)
- Figure 3.
A, Emotion regulation pattern expression moderated the magnitude of the path relating vmPFC activity to population click-through rates. (Emotion regulation pattern is thresholded at FWE p < 0.05 for visualization, but in analyses, all voxel weights were used; path coefficients reflect standardized betas with 95% credibility intervals.) B, Coefficient plot (standardized betas with 68% and 95% CI) displaying parameters estimated in a moderated mediation model that including covariates for subjective ratings of message negativity, argument strength, quit-related thoughts, and self-relevance.
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