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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Gen. 2013 Dec 2;143(3):1369–1392. doi: 10.1037/a0035028

Table 6.

Study 4: IAT D-scores regressed onto IAT score predictions and explicit thermometer ratings.

Parameters (DV: IAT D-scores) Prediction model estimates Imp.-exp. model estimates Sim. Reg. model estimates
Fixed effects
 IAT score predictions .54*** .55***
 Predictions × Explanation −.02 −.02
 Predictions × Experience .00 −.01
 Predictions × Explanation × Experience .03 .01
 Explicit therm. ratings .24*** −.02
 Therm. × Explanation −.03 −.02
 Therm. × Experience .05 .03
 Therm. × Explanation × Experience .04 .04

Random effect variances
 IAT score predictions .000 .000
 Explicit therm. ratings .087** .058*
 Residuals .574*** .686*** .530***

Goodness of fit
 −2 log likelihood 1297.22 1997.58 1805.64
*

p<.05

**

p<.01

***

p<.001

All level-1 variables are standardized for each individual participant before they are entered in the analysis. “Explanation”, “Experience”, and “Explanation × Experience” refer to Level-2 (between-subject) predictors that are contrast-coded “−1” for no or minimal, and “1” for full explanation or experience, respectively. The interaction term is the product of these two codes.