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“marginally significant”

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In the present results the most reliable association was found between ES and FPN, which was statistically significant ( p corrected < 0.05, corrected for 10 networks using Bonferroni correction) for thresholds from 0.15 to 0.4 (although marginally significant at threshold 0.2; Table 2 and Figure 2 ).
Furthermore, when specifically testing for associations between emotional word use change using the standard LIWC dictionary and cortical thickness change in the Perspective effect areas derived with the revised LIWC emotion word dictionary, there were significant associations in the right dlPFC and left pars orbitalis pertaining to negative emotional word use change, and a marginally significant association in the right mPFC‐dlPFC pertaining to overall emotional word use change.
Supplementary Analysis As two main paths are “marginally significant” (i.e., the coefficient of the interactive term and the relationship between perceived image cost and feedback seeking behavior), we conducted the supplementary analysis without control variables to detect the effects more powerfully.
The chi-square test was marginally significant and showed that when mixed-gain outcomes were presented close to (vs distant from) one another, a higher proportion of participants underestimated the small loss (31/106, 29.2% vs 21/113, 18.6%) and a lower proportion of participants exactly recalled or overestimated the small loss (75/106, 70.8% vs 92/113, 81.4%; χ 2 1 =3.4, P =.06).
Relationship of damage to preventive measures There were marginally significant differences in the percentage of damaged area between plots with and without all tested preventive measures considering all estimates performed (7.3% ± 12.6%, n = 87 in plots with preventive measures, and 9.3% ± 15.2%, n = 60 in plots without preventive measures; Table 3 ).