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Affect recognition and Idiom Comprehension only approached significance, and no difference appeared in Prosodic cues, Linguistic and Emotional cues nor in ToM-B.

The MVGRIMS displayed excellent internal consistency (Cronbach’s alpha value = 0.59 to 0.91), and the test–retest and intra-class correlation coefficients were highly significant in most items (ICC = 0.62 and above).

Also, the ability to understand quantitative concepts (BAPAE Numeracy) shows a statistical trend toward a positive relationship with empathy scores.

Results suggested that the association between supportive parent-adolescent relationships and adolescent aggressive behavior was marginally significant for males and was not significant for females ( Figure 1 ). 3.4.2.

In the Stroop task, the deaf children showed a smaller interference effect than the hearing, with marginal significance.

Although international findings are inconsistent and reveal that not in all countries children with a migration background enter external childcare at a later time ( Sylva et al., 2007 ), there is a clear trend in German research.

A positive trend appears to be that work in this area is beginning to take advantage of ratings from outside the team ( Andressen et al., 2012 ; Cummings and Haas, 2012 ), as well as objective measures of team performance ( Rico and Cohen, 2005 ; Rapp et al., 2010 ).

The exchanges allowed for an increasing trend of continuous participative learning of the group within open, flexible, and institutionalized spaces.

Conclusion The study on 42,571 papers found a decreasing trend in citing Freud by psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience papers, but an increasing trend in arts humanities, literature, and business economics especially since the 2000s.

Results showed that citations to CPs of Freud showed an increasing trend since 1968, and after 1995 the decline was as expected.

This indicates that, while the effect is present on a larger sample as a significant trend, it may be less meaningful on an individual level.

Moreover, there is a worrying trend that students’ intrinsic motivation to learn science in school and their aspiration to engage in a science-related career declines from elementary to high school ( Alexander et al., 2012 ; Potvin and Hasni, 2014 ).

Meanwhile, the association between physical abuse and grit was marginally significant.

The semantic blocking effect for the CWS was marginally significant.

Velar nasals occur in fewer inventories than bilabial or coronal ones – in about 53%, compared to about 95% in our language sample – so they might well be expected to be more likely to be found where consonant inventories tend to be larger, as there is an overall trend for cross-linguistically rarer consonants to occur in larger inventories ( Lindblom and Maddieson, 1988 ).

Specifically, players’ decision-making may help them in multiple facets in the game, as reflected with the significant correlations with PER, eFG%, FT%, and marginal significance with Pass Efficiency.

The word span measure was found to distinguish between the groups with only with marginal significance.

We introduced reverse questions to reduce common method bias and rejected questionnaires with an obvious trend to the answers, such as choosing the same option for all questions.

Overall, we found a buffering effect only in refugees who experienced less objective change in life since their forced migration and an overall trend of autobiographical meaning and psychological distress to be detrimental to each other.

All the obtained R 2 values ranged from 0.768 to 0.954 and were highly significant ( R 2 = 0.954, F (1,9) = 188,69, for D1 and R 2 = 0.934 F (1,9) = 126,81, for D2 in protanopes; R 2 = 0.768 F (1,9) = 29,72, for D1 and R 2 = 0.871 F (1,9) = 60,84 for D2 in deuteranopes; all p < 0.001).

There was a marginally significant development in analogy and a significant development in antinomy and antithesis from grades 6 to 8.

To more clearly explain the moderating effect of resilience, a simple slope analysis test was conducted by dividing resilience into two groups: low group (M−1SD) and high group (M+1SD), and as shown in the Figure 3 , the positive predictive effect of negative emotions on suicide risk was significant when resilience levels were low (bsimple = 0.40, t = 9.86, p < 0 .001); at higher levels of resilience, the negative emotions had a weaker predictive effect on suicide risk although they also had a positive predictive effect (bsimple = 0.20, t = 4.51, p < 0.01), indicating a decreasing trend in the predictive effect of negative emotions on suicide risk as individuals' level of resilience increased.

Our cross-sectional findings remain largely unaffected, although one variable (maladaptive coping) which was previously approaching significance has now reached statistical significance.

These results already indicate an overall trend in the assessment of CHAMELEON between groups of participants and the following subsections will examine which specific questions are responsible for this general picture. 3.1.2.

Results Our results supported our hypotheses regarding (1) the association of time in nature with affect, (2) the association of time in nature with rumination, and (3) the mediation of the association of time in nature with negative affect through rumination, while the association of time in nature with positive affect through rumination was marginally significant.