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. 2019 May 25;9(2):99–104. doi: 10.15171/hpp.2019.14

Table 3. Memory scores across the experimental conditions and by sex .

Variable Males Females Test-Statistic
Exercise Control Exercise Control
Trial 1, mean # words 5.80 (1.7) 6.10 (1.6) 7.20 (2.0) 7.15 (2.0) F(time)=126.7, P<0.001, ƞ2p=0.77
F(sex)=3.76, P=0.06, ƞ2p=0.09
F(condition)=0.66, P=0.41, ƞ2p=0.02
F(time x sex)=0.76, P=0.60, ƞ2p=0.02
F(time x condition)=0.53, P=0.77, ƞ2p=0.01
F(sex x condition)=0.12, P=0.72, ƞ2p=0.003
F(time x sex x condition)=0.34, P=0.91, ƞ2p=0.01
Trial 2, mean # words 8.70 (2.4) 8.55 (1.7) 10.20 (2.5) 9.70 (2.0)
Trial 3, mean # words 10.55 (2.4) 10.60 (2.0) 11.70 (2.2) 11.20 (1.9)
Trial 4, mean # words 12.05 (1.9) 11.45 (2.1) 12.60 (2.5) 12.35 (1.8)
Trial 5, mean # words 12.20 (1.9) 12.35 (1.9) 13.00 (2.6) 12.70 (2.4)
Trial 6, mean # words 10.70 (2.4) 10.55 (2.4) 11.85 (2.6) 11.60 (2.3)
Trial 7, mean # words 10.35 (2.9) 9.85 (3.0) 11.70 (3.0) 11.30 (2.4)

Values in parentheses are standard deviations

Trials 1-6 are the free-recall assessments of List A.

Trial 7 is the free-recall delayed assessment of List A, which occurred 20-minutes after Trial 6.

For the memory data, 2 (sex) x 2 (exercise vs. control) x 7 (trials) repeated measures ANOVA was computed.