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Cross-correlational analyses (CCA) of EROS and BDI-II from preassessment, through each therapy session, and following completion of BATD. CCA statistics showed that BDI-II and EROS scores were statistically significant at lag 0 (r = -0.92, P = 0.000). BDI-II and EROS points reflect measures completed at preassessment, during each of the 8 therapy sessions, and following BATD completion.
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CCA statistics showed that BDI-II and EROS scores were statistically significant at lag 0 (r = -0.92, P = 0.000; see Figure 1). 
T-Maps and plot denoting BOLD response. Response to music, agnostic to valence (preferred and neutral versus silence), changed after treatment in the subgenual cingulate (-3 35 -20). BOLD response was deactivated for music conditions, relative silence, before treatment. At posttreatment, this region showed little distinction between music and silence, evidencing an overall reduction in activity. Neurological convention (right on right) is used, and coordinates are in Montreal Neurological Institute space. Statistical map thresholded at P < 0.005. Bar plots show the BOLD responses in the marked regions, and red bars are 90% confidence intervals.
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At posttreatment, subgenual BOLD response was just slightly higher during music relative to silence (see Figure 2).