Figure 10.

Box and jitter plots were generated to illustrate the distribution of distance backwards across distinct sets of factors. Each factor, such as door type, is assigned a unique color for visual differentiation, and shading is utilized to indicate specific factor levels, such as sliding and swinging doors. The room configuration, door type, IV pole presence increase the distance traveling backwards, as indicated by the p-values and brackets. Also, the interaction between IV pole and door type can push participants to move more backwards, with each dot representing an individual trial.