nominally significantp < .05
However, the effects reported in Bäumler’s study [ 3 ] were small and nominally significant (two-tailed p < .05) only for bulkiness.
However, the effects reported in Bäumler’s study [ 3 ] were small and nominally significant (two-tailed p < .05) only for bulkiness.
However, our reanalysis of [ 13 ] showed that this trend effect fell short of significance (exact p = .066) in this first, smaller, of the two studies [ 13 , 14 ], being nominally significant ( p = .029) only in the second, larger one [ 14 ].