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Learning and switching between stimulus-saccade associations in Parkinson's disease.

Neuropsychologia · 2013 · PMC3740233 · PMID 23583972

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highly significantp =0.007actually significant
This analysis once again revealed a highly significant priming effect overall in the reduced data set ( F (1,12)=10.68, p =0.007) and an insignificant interaction effect between Group and the negative priming effect (although with a higher F -value than that found in the main analysis: F (1,12)=2.66 relative to F (1,30)=0.78).

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4 ) and did not reach statistical significance, whilst still being strongly significant for control participants.

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showed a trendno p-value reported
As with total errors, analysis of uncorrected errors on Trial 0 showed a trend towards reduced errors in the PD group, but no significant difference between groups ( t =1.53, d.f.=14, p =0.05).

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