Supplemental Material for The Delusion of the Disappearing Self? Attachment Avoidance and the Experience of Externally Invisible Self-Loss in Romantic Relationships

The delusion of the disappearing self? Attachment avoidance and the experience of externally invisible self-loss in romantic relationships Supplementals Study 1Hypothesis 1: For Study 1, H1, without anxiety in the model, the association with avoidance and reported experience self-loss remains significant, B = .351,SE = .091,t(195) = 3.851, p < .001,95% CI: .171,.530.Hypothesis 1: For Study 1, H1, with avoidance, anxiety, age, gender, and relationship length included in the model, the association with avoidance and reported experienced self-loss remains significant, B = .290,SE = .095,t(195) = 3.068, p = .002,95% CI: .104,.477. Hypothesis 2:For Study 1, H2, without anxiety as a covariate, the indirect effect is still significant (B = -.063,SE = .031,95% CI: -.137, -.014).Hypothesis 2: For Study 1, H2, with anxiety, age, gender, and relationship length as covariates, the indirect effect is still significant (B = -.050,SE = .028,95% CI: -.114, -.007).