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The asymmetric list shift effect - flexible adaptation to new context demands?

Atten Percept Psychophys · 2026 · PMC13249780 · PMID 42265364

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failed to reach significancep =.310not close (p > 0.1)
For the MI-MC first-order group, the interaction between Transition and PC failed to reach significance, F (1, 20) = 1.08, p =.310, ɳ p 2 =.05, indicating no ALS effect (see Fig. 3 , Sect. 4.2A).

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Although the modulation of the ALS effect by the order of transition narrowly missed statistical significance, asymmetric list shifting was observed only for the MC-MI first-order, not for the MI-MC first-order.

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