Likewise, in Experiment 2 we also tested for an association between meta d' for “yes” responses on the memory task and (overall) meta d' for the visual task and found a strong trend toward statistical significance ( r = 0.1890, p = 0.0596).
In the memory YN task for Experiment 2, for which meta d' for “yes” responses was significantly greater than for “no” responses [the means were 1.511 and 0.990, respectively, t (99) = −4.475, p < 0.001], and for Experiment 3 memory task (the means were 1.295 and 1.106 for meta-d' after “yes” and “no” responses, respectively), although the latter did not reach statistical significance [ t (99) = −1.255, p = 0.213].