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. 2014 Sep 2;5:939. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00939

Table 2.

First Tap Latencies in all tasks.

Timing measures
		FTL Span FW		FTL Span BW			FTL Supraspan^*
	n	M	SD	M	SD	P	M correct	M wrong	P
Younger adults	73	1842.67	365.83	1974.31	394.47	<0.001^a	1717.41	1989.72	0.007^c
Older adults	34	1509.48	447.25	1719.05	524.46		1528.55	1816.66
Female	58	1744.93	361.26	1973.57	456.62	<0.004^b	1722.19	2042.08	0.042^d
Male	49	1729.10	427.74	1798.08	411.10		1576.30	1807.67
Younger adults male	32	1826.78	407.81	1896.09	377.09	n.s.	1575.38	1780.36	0.015^e
Older adults male	16	1603.98	462.10	1629.28	469.67		1577.87	1854.69
Younger adults female	42	1853.27	334.85	2032.05	407.29		1825.79	2144.24
Older adults female	13	1403.17	430.58	1820.05	586.11		1476.14	1773.88
All participants	107	1737.39	391.70	1893.20	435.77	<0.001	1655.08	1934.73	<0.001

^*

For all analyses in this column n = 100, please see text for details;

^a

p-value refers to age-group main effect;

^b

p-value refers to the condition and gender interaction;

^c

p-value refers to age-group main effect;

^d

p-value refers to gender main effect;

^e

p-value refers to age-group and gender interaction.