Importantly, retrieval effects did not differ statistically as a function of reported interaction partner; if anything, the data pattern showed a trend in the reverse direction (i.e., stronger retrieval effects for participants of the human partner condition who later reported to have interacted with the computer).
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Reluctance against the machine: Retrieval of observational stimulus-response episodes in online settings emerges when interacting with a human, but not with a computer partner.
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