Table 4. Correlations (point biserial) among noticing of an unexpected object in IB Cross (all participants, Near condition, Far condition) and the cognitive tests; Study 2.
| ALL | NEAR | FAR | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notice | Notice | Notice | Notice | Notice | Notice | |
| (critical) | (divAtt) | (critical) | (divAtt) | (critical) | (divAtt) | |
| Working Memory | .18 | .05 | .26 | .03 | .15 | .08 |
| [.04, .32] | [-.10, .19] | [.06, .44] | [-.17, .23] | [-.06, .35] | [-.13, .29] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| 2-Back-Identity | .04 | .01 | .01 | -.01 | .11 | .03 |
| [-.11, .18] | [-.14, .16] | [-.19, .21] | [-.21, .19] | [-.10, .31] | [-.18, .24] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| 2-Back-Spatial | .15 | .05 | .26 | .00 | .08 | .10 |
| [.00, .29] | [-.10, .19] | [.06, .44] | [-.20, .20] | [-.13, .29] | [-.11, .30] | |
| N = 181 | N = 181 | N = 94 | N = 94 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| Aospan | .20 | .05 | .30 | .06 | .14 | .04 |
| [.06, .34] | [-.10, .19] | [.11, .47] | [-.14, .26] | [-.08, .34] | [-.17, .25] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| Attention Breadth | .12 | .13 | .09 | .05 | .12 | .19 |
| [-.03, .26] | [-.02, .27] | [-.11, .29] | [-.15, .25] | [-.09, .32] | [-.02, .39] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| BoA | .10 | .07 | .03 | -.06 | .13 | .18 |
| [-.05, .24] | [-.08, .21] | [-.17, .23] | [-.26, .14] | [-.08, .33] | [-.03, .38] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| UFOV | .10 | .15 | .11 | .14 | .08 | .16 |
| [-.05, .24] | [.01, .29] | [-.09, .31] | [-.06, .33] | [-.13, .29] | [-.05, .36] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| Flanker | .13 | .04 | .17 | .06 | .08 | .01 |
| [-.02, .27] | [-.11, .19] | [-.03, .36] | [-.14, .26] | [-.13, .29] | [-.20, .22] | |
| N = 181 | N = 181 | N = 94 | N = 94 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| Navon | -.08 | .10 | -.09 | .05 | -.10 | .13 |
| [-.22, .07] | [-.05, .24] | [-.29, .11] | [-.15, .25] | [-.30, .11] | [-.08, .33] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| Navon-Switchspeed | -.03 | -.09 | -.11 | -.14 | .04 | -.04 |
| [-.18, .12] | [-.23, .06] | [-.31, .09] | [-.33, .06] | [-.17, .25] | [-.25, .17] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
| CFQ | -.10 | -.07 | -.05 | -.08 | -.17 | -.06 |
| [-.24, .05] | [-.21, .08] | [-.25, .15] | [-.28, .12] | [-.37, .04] | [-.27, .15] | |
| N = 182 | N = 182 | N = 95 | N = 95 | N = 87 | N = 87 | |
Note. In addition to the single cognitive measures the composite working memory measure and the composite attention breadth measure are depicted. The lower and upper bounds of the 95% confidence interval are shown in square brackets. N = number of cases contributing to each correlation. Correlations that are significant (α = 0.05; two-tailed) appear in bold, although the alpha level has not been corrected for multiple tests.