The company they keep: background similarity influences transfer of aftereffects from second- to first-order stimuli.

Vision Res · 2013 · PMC3760381 · PMID 23732217

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highly significantp = 0.0040actually significant

Since our main goal was to test the background similarity hypothesis, we pooled the same-background conditions (V–V and Λ–Λ) and pooled the orthogonal background conditions (Λ–V and V–Λ) without excluding any subject, and found that the difference between the two pooled data sets was highly significant ( p = 0.0040, t = 3.62, df = 11). 3.3.

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failed to reach significancep = 0.071so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

The difference between the Λ–Λ and V–Λ aftereffects, however, failed to reach significance ( p = 0.071, t = 2.29, df = 5).

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