Cholinergic control of visual categorization in macaques.

Front Behav Neurosci · 2011 · PMC3215973 · PMID 22110428

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highly significantp = 3.689e −157actually significant

There was a very highly significant ANOVA [ F (95, 408) = 40.34, p = 3.689e −157 ].

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an overall trendno p-value reported

Indeed, no factor interactions were significant; despite an overall trend, one could not argue that scopolamine delayed specifically the categorization of novel stimuli.

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