Table 4.
Mean response times (RTs) and cueing scores (in ms) of Experiment 3 as a function of target assignment, target type, and cue validity
| Target assignment | Target type | Cue validity | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valid | Invalid | Cueing score | ||
| Double line (n = 41) | Social target | 712 (96.1) | 719 (95.8) | 8 [0, 15] |
| Non-social target | 715 (95.7) | 719 (95.8) | 4 [-2, 10] | |
| Overall | 714 (95.9) | 719 (95.8) | 6 [1, 11] | |
| Single line (n = 33) | Social target | 730 (95.2) | 726 (95.4) | -3 [-12, 5] |
| Non-social target | 753 (95.6) | 748 (95.6) | -5 [-14, 4] | |
| Overall | 741 (95.4) | 737 (95.5) | -4 [-12, 3] |
Note. Accuracy rates (in %) are given in parentheses, 95% confidence intervals are given in brackets, cueing score = RTinvalid – RTvalid, deviations between the differences of mean RTs and the cueing scores are due to rounding