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. 2012 Oct 26;3:434. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00434

Table 1.

Fit statistics of different models for the three experiments and corresponding conditions in Hübner et al. (2010).

Experiment/condition Model G2 df BIC
Experiment 1: DSTP 12.4 15 59.9
Wide Non-linear increase 26.6 13 81.2
SSP 48.5 17 82.4
Experiment 1: DSTP 15.7 15 63.2
Narrow Non-linear increase 42.3 13 103
SSP 56.2 17 90.1
Experiment 2: DSTP 7.86 15 50.3
1-position-central Non-linear increase 18.8 13 73.3
SSP 24.7 17 55.0
Experiment 2: DSTP 10.0 15 52.5
2-positions-lateral Non-linear increase 25.5 13 80.0
SSP 26.6 17 56.9
Experiment 2: DSTP 8.18 15 47.7
3-positions-central Non-linear increase 19.2 13 70.0
SSP 15.4 17 43.7
Experiment 2: DSTP 17.7 15 62.2
3-positions-lateral Non-linear increase 40.7 13 97.9
SSP 34.0 17 65.9
Experiment 3: DSTP 12.6 15 61.6
20%-congruent Non-linear increase 25.7 13 89.7
SSP 26.0 17 61.0
Experiment 3: DSTP 25.3 15 74.3
80%-congruent Non-linear increase 51.1 13 114
SSP 60.6 17 95.6

In Experiment 1 the spacing (wide, narrow) between target and flanker was varied, in Experiment 2 the stimulus position and spatial uncertainty, and in Experiment 3 the proportion of congruent versus incongruent stimuli. The values for the DSTP model and the non-linear increase model are reproduced from Hübner et al. (2010), whereas the values for the SSP model are obtained by new fits. G2, Wilks likelihood ratio chi-square; df, degrees of freedom; BIC, Bayesian information criterion.