Temporal integration as "common currency" of brain and self-scale-free activity in resting-state EEG correlates with temporal delay effects on self-relatedness.

Paired sample t‐tests show that the SPE in the matching conditions is highly significant t (30) = 3.55, p = 0.0013 (mean difference = 198.6), but not in the nonmatching conditions ( t (30) = −1.173, p = 0.25, mean difference = −26.6). 3.1.2.

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The SPE was marginally significant as main effect over both matching and nonmatching conditions ( β = 17.37, SE = 9.46, p = .066), while, similar as with accuracy, the main effect of matching was significant ( β = 31.35, SE = 10.37, p = .003), as was the interaction effect ( β = −89.50, SE = 17.22, p < .001).

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These values do not indicate a clear trend of the SPE over the delays.

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While a Wald test does not indicate a significant interaction of the SPE and the delays for accuracy ( χ 2 [3] = 3.01, p = 0.390), Figure 3c indicates a decreasing trend for the SPE across delays.

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