The two-factorial ANOVA with pattern complexity (complex vs. simple) and distance condition (far vs. near) as factors showed significant main effects of pattern complexity (F 1,44) = 14.03, MSE = .89, p<.001, ηp2 = .24) and distance condition (F 1,44) = 5.33, MSE = .89, p<.05, ηp2 = .11).11
The results confirmed that the patterns of activation observed for the main effects of rule complexity and analogical distance were indeed significantly different to each other.
The main effect modification patterns identified by Katsouyanni et al. (2001) were replicated within APHENA, and several new modifiers were identified as well for example, the modifying effect of the percentage of unemployed on the association between PM air pollution and mortality.
Conditional on the respective significant F value, post-hoc paired (within-subject factor) or independent (between-subject factor) t-tests were used to explore the direction of main effects or the patterns of interaction between experimental factors.
This was particularly true for Models 4 7 that had virtually no main effects and complex patterns of three-way interactions.
In addition, we find four main effects as regards seasonal patterns: (i) Lunar New Year, (ii) Summer, (iii) Spring, and (iv) Winter effects.
For the continuous abstinence for weeks 9 52, the interaction effect between treatment arms and quitting pattern was assessed using a logistic regression model, including the main effects of treatment, study and quitting pattern and the treatment × quitting pattern interaction.
Separate ANOVAs, in which each target region (IFG, pMTG) was compared with the control site (vertex), yielded the same pattern of main effects and interactions.
First, there was no main effect of stress pattern in the ANOVA on RT.
The target visual field main effect reflected the pattern of RVF targets (893 ms) being responded to significantly faster than LVF targets (913 ms).
