There seems to be a numerical trend of interference, but the effect of Interference wasn't significant ( p > 0.2) (licensed 434 ms; unlicensed 480 ms; interference 458 ms).
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Dependency-dependent interference: NPI interference, agreement attraction, and global pragmatic inferences.
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The split group analysis showed a small trend of modulation by CS scores: only the low-CS-scores group showed Interference, but it is difficult to draw any conclusions from this result since the high-CS-scores group did not show any difference between conditions, let alone an interference effect.
As expected, both the Grammaticality effect and the Interference effect are highly significant, and the interaction between Interference and CS scores is also significant.