Patients' and physiotherapists' mean ratings were also compared using paired t tests.
During training and match play, players' mean ratings were higher for improving performance than for injury prevention.
The participants' mean ratings of their overall performance were better in the non-monitoring than in the monitoring group (p = 0.03).
Both items 7 and 8 received "outstanding" mean ratings.
Participants' mean ratings per section are shown in Table 1.
First, mean ratings for each word were calculated in each group.
No statistically significant differences were found between groups at baseline in terms of overall success mean ratings, successful ventilation, LMA handling mean ratings and time to successful ventilation (Table 4).
However, only LexTALE, but not mean ratings provided a better-than-chance group split of Korean participants.
Subjective ratings demonstrated that each of the 9 emotions was successfully induced (mean ratings ≥ 5) by a different subset of the stimuli (see Fig. 1 a ).
Since each participant saw only one of five lists, mean ratings for each item were calculated within list and checked for correlation with each participant's ratings.
