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By comparison, triadic closure , which does correct for the total number of possible links, was positively correlated with the PCT, however, this measure was only retained in models 2 and 3, and was only marginally significant in model 2.

As shown in Table 2 , after performing the KMO and Bartlett's test at a p -value of < 0.01, the difference was extremely significant, with a KMO value of 0.918, close to 1, allowing for PCA.

On the other hand, Hostility influenced Intrusion Symptoms [β = 0.52, t (108) = 4.05, p < 0.001] and Avoidance [β = 0.32, t (108) = 2.39, p = 0.019], and although it did not influence NACM [β = 0.23, t (108) = 1.84, p = 0.069] or AAR [β = 0.22, t (108) = 1.73, p = 0.087], a clear trend is noticeable since p -values were below the significance level of 0.10.

In opposition, the proportion of negative sentiment toward behavioural science shows a decreasing trend (from 37% to 19% to 18%).

Serious events were likely to be significant for the athletes and, therefore, appropriate to explore the psychological processes associated with sport injury and illness.

This study found a marginally significant increase in the amount of alcohol consumed by excluded (vs. included) participants in an online interaction.

In addition, the educational level (the fourth aim of this study) was an extremely significant variable as subjects with a lower educational level demonstrated higher levels of anxiety and fear associated with COVID-19 compared with subjects with a higher educational level.

However, the path from intrinsic motivation to innovation behavior ( β = 0.18, t = 2.0, p < 0.05) and those from cognitive load to innovation outcomes (CL2 → IS2: β = −0.18, t = −2.1, p < 0.05; CL3 → IS3: β = −0.16, t = −1.9, p < 0.05) were only marginally significant, suggesting that the influence of motivation weakens as it moves from psychological and cognitive processes to observable innovative action.

GDP and BMI were marginally significant predictors of COVID-19 deaths.

The plots in Figure 4 of the interaction effects involving neuroticism (C) show first of all for men a negative trend in the effect of this personality trait ( B = 0.16, 95% CI: [0.03, 0.29]) similar to the one of affective empathy on ratings of male faces, and no effect on female faces ratings, or for male observers.

Perspective-taking Although nominally significant and did not pass a multiple testing correction, fluctuations in perspective-taking were associated with lower depressive symptoms.

Further examination of this interaction (see Figure 3D ) yielded marginally significant effects, with fluctuations in empathic concern positively associated with emotional exhaustion only when stress levels were low ( b = 0.05, 95% CI [0.001, 0.09], β = 0.07, p = 0.047), while it was negatively associated with emotional exhaustion when stress levels were high ( b = −0.09, 95% CI [−0.16, −0.02], β = −0.12, p = 0.01).

Unlike the English monolingual participants, the English–Chinese bilinguals did not show significant facilitation in the processing of the final word in the English-only binomial phrases ( bread and butter ) compared to the control phrases ( toast and butter ), but they showed a clear trend toward priming for the congruent binomials ( sun and moon ) compared to control phrases ( star and moon ).

We found that (1) Chinese-English bilinguals showed a significant priming effect for congruent binomials but no facilitation for English-only binomials, (2) English–Chinese bilinguals showed a trend toward priming for congruent binomials, which did not reach statistical significance, and no priming for English-only binomials, (3) English monolinguals showed comparable priming for congruent and English-only binomials.

Additionally, visual spatial processing, processing speed, and reaction time each demonstrated marginally significant correlations with batting average, in particular.

In the high and low trust groups, the relationship went from not significant to clearly significant.

In the macro layer, even though national income increased from 2006 to 2012, there were clear drops in GDP during the crisis, yet some transition countries were less influenced and retained an increasing trend (Clench-Aas and Holte, 2017 ).

In the medium trust group, it was highly significant after the crisis, but not before.

In the mezzo layer, the association between social satisfaction and community income was only weakly significant in the high trust group but did not substantially change from before to after the crisis.

On the other hand, when images are related to the verbal information, the composition and verbal form provide slight significance in LO.

To some extent, these findings demonstrated that externalizing problem behavior may moderate the association between psychological control parenting and children's anxiety; that is, this association may be significant at a higher level of externalizing behavior, but it may become non-significant at a lower level of externalizing behavior.

While there are some entrepreneurial capacity moderating factors, such as the recognized disability percentage, which is situated in the medium–high interval, namely, between 65 and 74%, which are practically significant, there are also other factors, such as belonging to an association, which are found not to be significantly related to the entrepreneurship of PWDs.

Students in the MBI group presented broader effects in executive functions, while students in the SI group showed a trend toward reduced negative affect and depression symptoms.

The positive and highly significant coefficient of the High-trust dummy suggests that the probability of advising treatment-seeking behavior as a first reaction to COVID-19 symptoms is considerably higher in the high-trust vignette than in the low-trust vignette.

We found a highly significant effect of the stimulus on perceived fear in both populations.