marginally significantp = 0.050
Only for the IRI subscale “perspective-taking”, the previously marginally significant group difference ( p = 0.050) was abolished when using non-parametric tests ( p = 0.126).
Only for the IRI subscale “perspective-taking”, the previously marginally significant group difference ( p = 0.050) was abolished when using non-parametric tests ( p = 0.126).
The interaction of subscale and group in the analysis of the IRI was abolished ( p = 0.203), and the group difference on recognizing the optimal SP solution amidst less optimal strategies failed to reach significance ( p = 0.051) when statistically controlling for estimated overall intelligence scores (ANCOVAs).