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. 2013 Nov 7;15(1):139–148. doi: 10.1007/s10162-013-0422-z

TABLE 3.

Statistical analyses for speech rate effects on restoration benefit per age group

Age Source Speech rate (SR)
Restoration comparison for slow–normal Restoration comparison for normal–fast
df MSE F p df MSE F p
Young adults SR 1, 11 124.53 3.37 0.094 1, 11 49.14 42.61 0.000
IR 3, 33 61.22 22.34 0.000 1.81, 19.89 130.88 60.62 0.000
SR × IR 3, 33 86.96 1.19 0.327 3, 33 59.54 37.35 0.000
Older adults SR 1, 11 148.24 5.56 0.038 1, 11 86.93 35.29 0.000
IR 3, 33 169.64 15.00 0.000 3, 33 93.06 47.36 0.000
SR × IR 3, 33 140.88 0.51 0.681 3, 33 157.13 4.37 0.011

Results are shown from separate RM-ANOVAs conducted for investigating the effect of changing the speech rate on restoration benefit per age group. For an even comparison, these models included only interruption rates that overlapped between different speech rates, thereby excluding 10 and 20 Hz while comparing slow and normal rates, and 0.625 Hz while comparing normal and fast rates. Bold p values indicate significance below alpha of 0.05. IR and SR represent interruption rate and speech rate, respectively