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For the ‘know’ responses the main effect of accuracy was significant
but the main effects of emotion block and repetitions, and the interactions
between the factors, were not significant.
For the ‘guess’ responses the main effect of repetitions was significant
but the main effects of accuracy and emotion block, and the interactions
between the factors, were not significant. Post hoc comparisons revealed that
significantly more ‘guess’ responses were given for photos shown 3 times than
5 times (q = 4.98, p < .01) and for those shown once than five times (q = 3.87,
p < .05).
We calculated Recollection according to Yonelinas et al (1998),
disregarding the Guess responses. We analysed Recollection with a 3 (number
of repetitions) x 3 (emotion block) repeated measures ANOVA (see Table 2.5
for the ANOVA results). There was no significant main effect for the factor of
emotion but there was for repetitions although not for the interaction. Post hoc
analysis revealed that there was significantly greater recollection for photos
that had been presented 5 times than those presented once (q = 4.41, p < .05).
We analysed Familiarity (Fd’) across the same factors with a 3 (number of
repetitions) x 3 (emotion block) repeated measures ANOVA. There were no
significant main effects for the factors of emotion block and number of
repetitions nor for the interaction.
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