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Table 7 Simple effects of correctness on Pe amplitudes, as a function of object and electrode position

From: Anger, race, and the neurocognition of threat: attention, inhibition, and error processing during a weapon identification task

 

Harmless

Weapon

Left

Medial

Right

Left

Medial

Right

t(151)

d

t(151)

d

t(151)

d

t(151)

d

t(151)

d

t(151)

d

Anterior

1.17

− 0.10

− 1.98*

− .16

− 1.02

− .08

N.S.

–

N.S.

–

N.S.

–

Anterior-Central

− 2.81*

− .23

− 4.10**

− .33

− 3.77**

− .31

− 0.08

− .07

− 2.34*

− .19

− 1.33

− 0.11

Posterior-Central

− 5.20**

− 0.42

− 7.47**

− .61

− 5.64**

− .46

− 3.33*

− .27

− 8.25**

− .67

− 4.78**

− 0.39

Posterior

N.S.

–

N.S.

–

N.S.

–

− 2.91*

− .24

− 5.82**

− .47

− 5.99**

− 0.49

  1. Paired sample t tests reporting significance and effect size (Cohen's d) of Correctness effects on PE amplitudes, as a function of object type (harmless vs. weapon) across electrode positions: left, medial, right (LMR) and anterior-to-posterior (ACP). N.S. indicates that the higher order interactions were non-significant and did not justify t tests at a given scalp location
  2. *p < .05; **p < .001