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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 21.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroscience. 2018 Jun 25;386:150–165. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2018.06.004

Table 2:

Significant main and interaction effects of multiple comparisons for EFRs in ΝΛΜ using rmANOVA are summarized in the table. F and p values for each effect are reported in parentheses.

Sig. main effect (F value. p value) Sig. interaction effects (F value. p value)

256 Hz SAM 100 % depth processing in HP NAM

A vs. Y matched vave I Age (8.28,< 0.05) Age*SNR (6.72, <0.05)
SNR (136.85,< 0.0001)

A vs. Y matched EFR Age (25.03,< 0.05) Age*SNR (15.20, <0.0001)
SNR (157.44,< 0.0001)

256 Hz SAM 50 % depth processing in HP NAM

A vs. Y matched wave I Age (6.08, < 0.05) Age*SNR (8.27, <0.0001)
SNR (138.01, < 0.0001)

A vs. Y matched EFR Age (24.17, < 0.05) Age*SNR (17.60, <0.0001)
SNR (184.95, < 0.0001)

71 Hz NAM processing in 256 Hz SAM 100 % depth

A vs. Y matched wave I Age (26.94,< 0.05) Age*SNR (5.65,< 0.0001)
SNR (38.69. 0.0001)

A vs. Y matched EFR Age (25.88,< 0.05) Age*SNR (3.39,< 0.05)
SNR (49.25, <0.0001)

71 Hz NAM processing in 256 Hz SAM 50 % depth

Age. Y matched wave I Age (24.34. 0.05) Age*SNR (3.92, <0.05)
SNR (35.7, <0.0001)

Age. Y matched EFR Age (30.13. 0.0001) Age*SNR (2.96, <0.05)
SNR (40.55, <0.0001)