marginally nonsignificantp = 0.051
For the DYS, group, in contrast, this main effect was marginally nonsignificant, F (1, 36) = 4.37, p = 0.051, with the two age bands showing similar frequency discrimination thresholds.
For the DYS, group, in contrast, this main effect was marginally nonsignificant, F (1, 36) = 4.37, p = 0.051, with the two age bands showing similar frequency discrimination thresholds.
Because the difference in nonverbal ability scores between the DYS and TD groups just missed significance (see Table 1 ), standard scores on the Matrices Reasoning subtest of the WASI [ 56 ] were also entered as a covariate.
Indeed, Bishop [ 40 ] noted a strong trend for significant differences in the MMN to tone deviants to arise from those studies using a stimulus onset asynchrony of 500 ms or less.