Bonferroni-corrected pairwise comparisons showed that, with gloves, the minimum passable aperture was greater for the padded hand ( M = 11.5 cm, SE = 0.11 cm) than for the unpadded hand ( M = 10.3 cm, SE = 0.09 cm), whereas no significant difference was apparent between the padded and unpadded hands without gloves ( M = 9.1 cm, SE = 0.12 cm; M = 9.1 cm, SE = 0.11 cm, respectively).
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Trapped in a tight spot: Scaling effects occur when, according to the action-specific account, they should not, and fail to occur when they should.
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