Two sets of multiple linear regression analyses were run, one set using behavioral metrics as the dependent variable (goal-directed behavior and reward-evaluation) and one set using cross-frequency coupling (delta–beta coupling and theta–gamma coupling). Delta–beta coupling and goal-directed behavior are shaded in green given their association in previous analysis, and theta–gamma coupling and reward-evaluation are shaded in purple. The independent variables for these analyses were clinical assessments specific to anhedonia (SHAPS-C), anxiety (STAI-Y2, trait), and overall depression severity (HAM-D). N = 53. ^*P < 0.05, ~P < 0.10. The hypothesized relationships are shared in gray and the font is bold.