only marginally significantp = .06
Participants gave more correct responses in neutral problems than in imaginable (92% vs 86%), even though this effect of imaginability was only marginally significant, F (1, 29) = 3.832; η 2 = .117; p = .06.
Participants gave more correct responses in neutral problems than in imaginable (92% vs 86%), even though this effect of imaginability was only marginally significant, F (1, 29) = 3.832; η 2 = .117; p = .06.