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“a weak trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

Unlike the repetition and decay effects, this lexical boost effect does not appear to be mediated by the vowel category of the prime or target (although Figure 5 suggests a weak trend in this direction), as there were no significant three-way interactions between the prime shift index, target vowel category, and prime target same word ( p s > .12). 9 Taken together, these results indicate support for hypothesis 1, as we find repetition, decay, and lexical boost effects that are often taken to be key signatures of priming in speech.
A weak trend can be seen on the organisation scale: students who are supervised by trained tutors are a little better organised in their learning (factor score in learning organisation 0115 vs. 0.122, p=0.16).
Soulas and colleagues confirmed the finding by Welter which demonstrates that age and disease duration are predictors of poorer outcome after surgery [ 6 ], but these factors were noninfluential in our study, although longer disease duration showed a weak trend towards poorer EQ-5D and PGIS in our group.