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    Demographic and childhood events variables of the two independent samples. Childhood trauma refers to physical or sexual abuse before the age of 16 years and childhood adversity refers to childhood trauma and parental loss, divorce of parents and/or prolonged separation of parents before the age of 16. SD refers to standard deviation.

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    <p>Demographic and childhood events variables of the two independent samples. Childhood trauma refers to physical or sexual abuse before the age of 16 years and childhood adversity refers to childhood trauma and parental loss, divorce of parents and/or prolonged separation of parents before the age of 16. SD refers to standard deviation.</p

    Mean memory bias difference scores (# correctly recalled positive words - # correctly recalled negative words) and standard deviations (SD) for the PCLO genotype (risk allele ‘C’ carriers vs. non-risk allele ‘A’-homozygotes) x childhood trauma interaction in remitted depressed individuals, and for the PCLO genotype x childhood adversity interaction in healthy individuals.

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    <p>A higher score represents more positive relative to negative memory bias.</p><p>Mean memory bias difference scores (# correctly recalled positive words - # correctly recalled negative words) and standard deviations (SD) for the PCLO genotype (risk allele ‘C’ carriers vs. non-risk allele ‘A’-homozygotes) x childhood trauma interaction in remitted depressed individuals, and for the PCLO genotype x childhood adversity interaction in healthy individuals.</p

    Median approach-avoidance scores (ms), interquartile range, outliers and extreme cases for sad faces, for the combined childhood trauma (yes vs. no) and genotype groups (S/Lg-carriers vs. LaLa).

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    <p>Median approach-avoidance scores (ms), interquartile range, outliers and extreme cases for sad faces, for the combined childhood trauma (yes vs. no) and genotype groups (S/Lg-carriers vs. LaLa).</p
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