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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 November 2022
Experiment 2
Experiment 2b
Response Time
A significant effect of condition by participants, by items, and by their combination was observed.
F1(2, 78) = 40.425, MSE = 205.637, p <
.001
F2(2, 78) = 5.020, MSE = 2374.235, p = .01
minF’ (2,97) = 4.46574, p = .01396 significant
In the Condition × Relatedness interaction, no significant effect by participants, by items, and by their combination was observed.
F1(2, 78) = 2.995, MSE = 164.225, p > .05
F2(2, 78) = .937, MSE = 985.750, p > .05
minF’ (2,122) = .7137, p = .4918 not significant
In the planned comparisons, a significant effect of condition by participants, by items, and by their combination was observed for the opaque condition.
F1(1, 78) = 9.850, MSE = 396.3002, p .005
F2(1, 78) = 10.519, MSE = 1255.498, p .005
minF’ (1,156) = 5.0868, p = .0255 significant
In the planned comparisons, a significant effect of condition by participants, by items, and by their combination was observed for the orthographically overlapping condition
F1(1, 78) = 7.696, MSE = 643.414, p <
.01
F2(1, 78) = 6.159, MSE = 3388.822, p <
.05
minF’ (1,154) = 3.42112, p = .06628 significant.
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