highly significantp<.001
However, the effect of SOA was highly significant (F (4.8, 86.9) = 48.17, p<.001), as well as the interaction between group and SOA (F (4.8, 86.9) = 15.33, p<.001).
However, the effect of SOA was highly significant (F (4.8, 86.9) = 48.17, p<.001), as well as the interaction between group and SOA (F (4.8, 86.9) = 15.33, p<.001).
Again, the RT results (see Table 1 ) followed this pattern, as shown by the significant main effects (Distractor presence: F (1, 9) = 20.13, p<.01; SOA: F (1.82, 16.37) = 18.86, p<.001), and the interaction effect that now approached significance (F (4, 36) = 2.38, p = .07).
This narrowly failed to reach significance at Bonferroni corrected alpha levels, but since this serves as a replication of Experiment 1 (which was already replicated in Experiment 1b), we take this as evidence for a decline.