In the remaining trials, which required a "different" response, the comparison item differed from both target and distracter.
This analysis showed whether and how the RT distribution of each item differed across student samples in each of the blocks.
Furthermore, Beck and Kastner [19] recorded hemodynamic brain responses for stimulus arrays in which a single item differed in color and orientation from its surrounding three items (i.e., homogeneous 'pop-out' displays), compared to when all four items differed in color and orientation from each other (heterogeneous displays).
Fifth, the rating scales for the social distance item differed.
Both among the items excluding pictograms and the items that do not have pictograms, approximately every third item differed significantly compared to the N.ref sample.
Thus, the question components of the items were the same for all three tests, but the response options for each item differed.
For suicidal patients, mean score on the item "I liked him/her very much" was higher than that for any other item differing significantly from non-attempters.
If the score for any item differed by more than two points between the appraisers, they met to discuss their scores.
Although the proportion with missing data on each item differed significantly across cognitive impairment strata for only one item (item 9), many of the differences across groups depict medium or larger effect sizes (items 2, 9, 10, 12).
The number of caregivers (n) for each item differs; as some of the items were applicable only to some respondents, for example, items on barrier gates at stairs were answered only by caregivers with stairs at their home.
