Barely Significant

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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.
In specifications (1)–(3) in which both women and men are included, the coefficient for Happiness is marginally significant, indicating that there is a treatment effect for women (the base category for gender).
Positive Emotion and Honesty.
Front Psychol · 2021 · PMC8281290
It confirms, albeit at a marginal significance level, that controlling for gender and major, there is more honest behavior in the Happiness than in the Neutral treatment.
Positive Emotion and Honesty.
Front Psychol · 2021 · PMC8281290
Those who viewed the Happiness video reported a greater degree of happiness afterward than those who had viewed the Neutral video ( t = 1.31, p < 0.1), though the effect is only borderline significant.
Positive Emotion and Honesty.
Front Psychol · 2021 · PMC8281290
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.
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.