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. 2013 May 14;1:e76. doi: 10.7717/peerj.76

Table 5. Analyses showing how similar outcomes are between (un)corrected noblink and corrected blink data.

Analysis (A) shows gender differences, as tested by independent sample t-tests, for each of the ERP compoments for each condition. Analysis (B) shows the Pearson correlations between age and the various ERP components for each condition.

Analysis A: Gender * ERP (Group difference t-test) Analysis B: Age * ERP (Pearson correlation)
ERP Uncorrected
noblinks
Corrected
noblinks
Corrected
blinks
Uncorrected
noblinks
Corrected
noblinks
Corrected blinks
N1 p = .373 p = .153 p = .124 .45*, p = .01 .52**, p = .00 .37*, p = .04
P2 p = .078 p = .153 p = .146 −.33, p = .07 −.29, p = .11 −.21, p = .27
N2 p = .034* p = .007** p = .038* .12, p = .53 .27, p = .14 .31, p = .10
P3p p = .233 p = .080 p = .040* −.40*, p = .03 −.46*, p = .01 −.39*, p = .03
P3 p = .830 p = .272 p = .872 −.14, p = .44 −.41*, p = .02 −.11, p = .56

Notes.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.