Table 6.

Analysis of the area under the curve of each emotion by segments: Details of the two-way Repeated-Measures ANOVA for each analyzed variable, including outliers, are presented.

Variable	Effect	DFn	DFd	F	p	η2	p adjusted
Anger	Condition	1	13	2.826	0.117	0.077	0.580
	Segm	2	26	1.113	0.329	0.019	0.686
	Condition: Segm	2	26	6.975	0.004	0.084	0.078
Contempt	Condition	1	13	0.003	0.955	2.30E-05	0.975
	Segm	2	26	1.240	0.306	0.018	0.686
	Condition: Segm	2	26	0.401	0.674	0.004	0.821
Disgust	Condition	1	13	0.018	0.895	3.28E-04	0.975
	Segm	2	26	0.153	0.859	0.002	0.975
	Condition: Segm	2	26	2.039	0.150	0.030	0.580
Happiness	Condition	1	13	2.802	0.118	0.025	0.580
	Segm	2	26	0.783	0.468	0.008	0.686
	Condition: Segm	2	26	1.712	0.200	0.012	0.580
Sadness	Condition	1	13	0.541	0.475	0.005	0.686
	Segm	2	26	0.025	0.975	2.21E-04	0.975
	Condition: Segm	2	26	0.903	0.418	0.018	0.686
Fear	Condition	1	13	3.341	0.091	0.024	0.580
	Segm	2	26	1.663	0.209	0.031	0.580
	Condition: Segm	2	26	2.118	0.141	0.032	0.580
Surprise	Condition	1	13	6.398	0.025	0.078	0.263
	Segm	2	26	0.964	0.394	0.006	0.686
	Condition: Segm	2	26	1.591	0.223	0.020	0.580

This includes degrees of freedom in the numerator (DFn), degrees of freedom in the denominator (DFd), F critical value (F), and partial eta-squared (η²). p-values were adjusted using the Benjamini-Hochberg method. Italicized text indicates nearly significant results. Data are expressed as the mean ± s.e.m. (standard error of the mean) unless otherwise specified. Statistical differences were considered significant at p ≤ 0.05.