Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

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

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Linear regression analyses for emotional experiences revealed a marginally significant negative association between Relaxation Engagement scores and the frequency of ‘Negative emotion’ themes in the Passive Protocol group, b = −1.3457, t (52) = 1.96, p = 0.05 ( Figure 6 ), suggesting that lower levels of relaxation engagement during the passive protocol were associated with a larger increase in negative emotions reported by mothers.
Behavioral relationships converge with this possibility: faster SSRTs were associated with greater suppression-induced forgetting on the independent probe test of forgetting (marginally significant); with this independent probe best having been shown to be more diagnostic of the involvement of inhibition ( Anderson and Green 2001 ) and see for discussion Anderson and Levy (2007) and Schilling et al.
These results are consistent with those obtained in the analyses of data from all subjects ( n = 150) who participated in the cognitive testing ( 12 ), and for all subjects ( n = 239) in the feeding trial ( 4 ), where significant or marginally significant effects associated with treatment condition were obtained for all iron status variables except sTfR.