mother- and self-prioritization effect in heroin misusers

Data analysis for study1.sav and study2.sav were analyzed using SPSS software.Study 1 used the self-mother perceptual matching task, and measured whether there was a self- (mother-) prioritization effect in abstinent heroin misusers and healthy controls. The data contained participants' performance in three conditions: self-matched, mother-matched, and stranger-matched. The dependent variables were accuracy and response time.Study 2 used the self-referential memory task, and measured whether there was a self- (mother-) reference effect in abstinent heroin misusers and healthy controls. The data contained participants' performance in three conditions: self-reference, mother-reference, and stranger-reference. The dependent variable was recognition accuracy.