Barely Significant

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Marginally significant moderation effects by age and perceived stereotype threat indicated that stereotype rejection was present for late middle-aged adults but not older adults, indicative of stereotype lift, and for individuals who reported low and average, but not high, levels of perceived stereotype threat.
Thus, the speed effect can be seemingly reduced to the effect of the event duration, as the Bonferroni-corrected post hoc tests revealed significant or near-significant differences between shorter- and longer-lasting motion trials (p1vs3 = 0.007, p1vs4 = 0.003, p2vs3 = 0.067, and p2vs4 = 0.033), but not between trials of the same duration (both ps = 1).
Among the 293 users, users who have used the virtual knowledge community continuously for <1 year accounted for 13.65%, users for 1–2 years accounted for 36.86%, users for 3–4 years accounted for 31.74%, and users for more than 4 years accounted for 17.75%, it can be seen that, with the exception of users who have used the virtual knowledge community within 1 year, the number of users who continue to use the virtual knowledge community has increased over time and has shown a decreasing trend.