highly significantp <0.001
To compare between all conditions we performed a Friedman’s ANOVA test, which was highly significant ( F r (5) = 46.21, p <0.001), indicating that our image treatments were influencing perception of scale.
To compare between all conditions we performed a Friedman’s ANOVA test, which was highly significant ( F r (5) = 46.21, p <0.001), indicating that our image treatments were influencing perception of scale.