Neuromagnetic brain responses to words from semantic sub- and supercategories.

BMC Neurosci · 2005 · PMC1236933 · PMID 16135252

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approaching significancep < .1so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

Distinct category processing remained apparent until 550 ms after stimulus onset, with the difference for 450–500 ms approaching significance (p < .1) and the difference between 500 and 550 ms (F(2,44) = 4.0; p < .05) being explained by significant post-hoc comparisons of fruit vs. flowers (p < .01), fruit vs. trees (p < .01) and fruit vs. fish (p < .05), flowers vs birds (p < .05) and flowers vs mammals (p < .05), trees vs birds (p < .01) and trees vs mammals (p < .01), and fish vs mammals (p = .05).

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marginally significantp < .1so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

fish (p < .01) and marginally significant trends (p < .1) for differences between birds vs fruit, birds vs trees, and mammals vs fruit.

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fell short of significanceno p-value reported

Differences in subsequent time segments fell short of significance.

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