However, in the subgroup of participants with full-syndrome BED, analyses indicated a marginally significant tendency for the BED group to detect food target stimuli faster than the CG in trials presenting food targets in general, F (1, 15) = 4.27, p = 0.056, η 2 = 0.22, large effect size.
For Task 1, all results did not differ when analyzing a subgroup of participants with full-syndrome BED (gaze direction bias: small effect sizes; gaze duration bias: large effect sizes), with the exception of the gaze duration bias test against zero in the BED subgroup in trials including unattractive food stimuli yielding only a marginally significant result ( p = 0.058). 3.3.