Table 3.

Pairwise comparisons between attentional components of the three conditions.

	Low-salient event vs. control			High-salient event vs. control			Low vs. high-salient event
	t(df)	p	dz	t(df)	p	dz	t(df)	p	dz
Experiment A
C	-5.22 (19)	<0.001*	-1.17	-3.35 (19)	0.003*	-0.75	-2.55 (19)	0.019*	-0.57
windex	3.95 (19)	<0.001*	0.88	3.00 (19)	0.007*	0.67	0.90 (19)	0.379	0.20
Experiment B
C	-5.81 (18)	<0.001*	-1.33	-2.93 (18)	0.009*	-0.67	-2.70 (18)	0.015*	-0.62
windex	2.13 (18)	0.048	0.49	0.87 (18)	0.394	0.20	2.28 (18)	0.035	0.52

Post hoc tests for Analyses of variance (Table 1) with significant effects. Analyzed were the processing speed, C (letters/s) and the laterality of attentional weighting, w_index. Stated are t values with degrees of freedom (df), p values, and Cohen’s d_z as effect size. Comparisons were conducted with t-tests for dependent samples which were corrected for multiple comparisons using a modified Bonferroni adjustment (Keppel, 1973). *p < 0.033 (adjusted significance criterion).