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Frequency of occurrence of PANAS adjectives. 

Frequency of occurrence of PANAS adjectives. 

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Figure 1. Participant Aspects and Features/Themes.
Table 3 . Effect size estimates on pre-and post-session differences....
Table 4. Significance levels of analyses (i) and (ii). 
Table 5 . PANAS adjectives, alternate words and synonyms.
+1 Table 6. Frequency of occurrence of PANAS adjectives. 
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... word "interested" occurred with the highest frequency, but rather than use the word in this form, participants tended to say "I find this interesting" or "I am fascinated by this". Overall, however, PANAS adjectives and related words had a relatively low frequency of occurrence within participant discourse (Table 6). ...