Fig. 7
From: Wielding a gun increases judgments of others as holding guns: a randomized controlled trial
Mean reaction time is plotted as a function of the stimulus object (gun and shoe) and the hold condition (gun and spatula). Error bars are 1 SEM calculated within-subjects. The gun embodiment effect is shown by the steeper solid line compared with the dashed line. This shows slower reaction time to respond that a shoe is present versus gun is present when holding a gun compared with when holding a spatula