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. 2013 Aug 19;3(3):1261–1281. doi: 10.3390/brainsci3031261

Table 7.

Independent samples t-test statistics for the bilinguals versus English monolinguals.

Bilinguals’ versus monolingual English speakers’ performance on the English Stroop Test Age groups
40–50 60–70 71+
Accuracy t(21.523) = 3.497, p < 0.005 t(26.012) = 2.394, p < 0.05 n.s.
RTs congruent trials t(29.837) = −3.524, p < 0.001 t(31.824) = −4.066, p < 0.000 t(22.311) = −2.940, p < 0.01
RTs incongruent trials t(29.523) = −4.314, p < 0.000 t(32.728) = −4.483, p < 0.000 t(40) = −2.837, p < 0.01
RTs neutral trials t(26.886) = −3.679, p < 0.001 t(34.552) = −4.238, p < 0.000 t(40) = −2.441, p < 0.05
Stroop effect t(23.499) = −2.601, p < 0.05 n.s. n.s.