marginally significantp = .09
In short, they showed that performing only an F 1 test dramatically increases Type 1 errors especially for between-item manipulations (in that respect, it is interesting to remark that a classical repeated measures F 1 analysis on the data of the main experiment of Experiment 2 yielded a marginally significant effect of word type ( F 1 (1,19) = 3.3, p = .09)).