a numerical trendp = .085
Instead, the model for the spillover region showed a numerical trend towards a main effect of PIM ( t = −1.80, p = .085) and a Match × RP positive interaction ( t = 1.97, p = .052).
Instead, the model for the spillover region showed a numerical trend towards a main effect of PIM ( t = −1.80, p = .085) and a Match × RP positive interaction ( t = 1.97, p = .052).
The marginally significant interaction for object conditions represents the intuitive correlation that larger gender-mismatch effects are observed in cases where participants were more likely to produce a matching antecedent in an off-line completion task.