Table 3.

Hybrid split half reliability for several measures extracted from the dynamic identification curves. Reliability is expressed as a pearson correlation after trials are randomly split into two groups. Correlations are averaged across 12 random splits. With 16 subjects, the threshold for significance at 𝛼 = .05 (marked with *) is r>.498, and at 𝛼 = .10 (marked with +) is r>.426.

Measure	Words		Nonwords
	Low	High	Low	High
Peak Target Identification Rate	0.872*	0.928*	0.933*	0.963*
Peak Cohort Identification Rate	0.940*	0.951*	0.954*	0.948*
Minimum Unrelated Identification Rate	0.963*	0.971*	0.978*	0.980*
Time of Target Peak	0.834*	0.535*	0.581*	−0.001
Time of Cohort Peak	0.876*	0.028	0.734*	0.517*
Time of Unrelated Minimum	0.923*	0.476+	0.442+	−0.174
Slope of Target at 50%	0.645*	0.710*	0.677*	0.873*
Time when T+C deviates from Unrelated	0.924*	0.715*	0.656*	0.352*
Time when Target deviates from Cohort	0.248	0.018	0.368	0.664*