Although the interaction between emotional closeness and hukou status is marginally significant, the joint Wald tests fail to reject the null hypothesis of homogeneous effects across these dimensions.
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This effect may be significant in different cultural contexts, such as in the United States and Europe, where individual competence is valued more than power ( Hofstede, 1980 ).
The manipulated relevance had only a marginally significant effect on perceived utility in the “public transport story” and no significant effect in the “compulsory vaccination story,” both t s ≤ 1.657, p s ≥ 0.098, d s ≤ 0.135.
Figure 9I reveals that as teachers’ digital literacy improves, their subjective perception of task difficulty weakens, and their technological anxiety shows a decreasing trend.
Although only marginally significant, this interaction is consistent with the results of Experiments 1A and 1B showing that retroactive interference is reduced when the configuration of the target cue changes between training at test.
Against the backdrop of the digital era and global digital transformation, artificial intelligence exerts profound impacts on educational models, making the cultivation of university teachers’ digital literacy highly significant in practice.
Furthermore, to confirm the reliability of these effects observed for attentional relationship type and the marginally significant age group differences (i.e., 9-months-old vs. 1.5-years-old and 1-year-old vs. 1.5 years-old) for looking frequency, we also fitted a model with a Gaussian error function and identity link function.
This shows that the fixation preference value of the orangutans is not significant, for the Namibians it is almost significant and for the Germans it is highly significant.
From short-term pilot projects to year-round implementation, there may be significant differences in the results. 1.3.
(2003) , the authors explained the existence of such an increasing trend of difficulty on the basis of the Cognitive Pragmatic theory ( Bara, 2010 ) and the increasing complexity of the inferential processes involved in the various pragmatic tasks investigated.
The interaction in the second step was of marginal significance.
( 2015 ), we did not observe a similar impact for the teacher WM rating, nor for the parent rating of WM, although the latter measure was borderline significant.
Additionally, for women, experiencing support from their team members and team leader showed a trend to mitigate the relationship between gender-dissimilarity and perceived gender-work identity conflict, and a positive diversity climate was marginally related to less perceived gender-work identity conflict.
However, the moderated mediation indices for the sequential pathway were marginally significant or approached significance, with confidence interval boundaries touching zero: authoritative parenting (index = 0.0003, 95% CI [0.0000, 0.0006]), authoritarian parenting (index = −0.0003, 95% CI [−0.0007, 0.0000]), and permissive parenting (index = −0.0004, 95% CI [−0.0009, 0.0000]). 4.
Among the group of obese adolescents from low SES backgrounds, there may be significant individual differences due to different regions, family backgrounds, and living environments.
For Valence ratings (Figure 2 ), register was highly significant and globally presents a concave (inverted U-shaped) increasing form with a peak around octave 5 or 6.
3.3 Landscape perception evaluation The results from the Semantic Differential Scale indicate that olfactory stimuli showed a trend toward enhancing the landscape preference scores.
As shown in Table 1 , with the increase in the number of latent classes, the AIC, BIC, and aBIC values generally showed a decreasing trend.
The univariate models linking these variables as well as the multivariate models for H = f(K, d′) were not even remotely close to achieving significance for the relevant parameters (with the exception of power-law scaling between K − and β, discussed earlier), and we therefore limit our discussion here to the q-values observed for the H = f(K, β) models.
Experiential avoidance was found to be a marginally significant mediator of changes in fear of negative evaluation.
In conformity with the results of the main analysis, the cognitive measure Verbal intelligence emerged as highly significant variable in both groups such that higher scores in Verbal intelligence were associated with better speech-in-noise performance.
In our analysis, there was a trend for group differences for the variables Loudness recruitment for 1 and 4 kHz (loudness scaling) ( p < 0.05), as well as for the variables Medium loudness level for 1 and 4 kHz (loudness scaling) ( p < 0.05), such that HAU showed a trend for higher values.
When excluding this subject from analyses, both WM (β = 0.16, p = 0.08, BCA 95% CI [−0.02,0.36]) and reasoning (β = 0.15, p = 0.15, BCA 95% CI [−0.05,0.36]) were marginally significant.
Finite constructions There was a main effect of correctness approaching significance at the first ROI, and significant at the second and third ROIs [first ROI: F 1(1,37) = 3.489; p = 0.07; F 2(1,9) = 4.257; p = 0.046; Second ROI: F 1(1,37) = 32.093; p < 0.001; F 2(1,9) = 27.5; p < 0.001; Third ROI: F 1(1,37) = 13.208; p < 0.001; F 2(1,9) = 7.121; p = 0.001].