Table 1. Analyses of the temporal asymmetry of the relative auditory weights across the four sequences of visual noise using repeated measures ANOVAs with the factors sequence part (1st vs. flipped 2nd half), bin and jump position (only for the sinusoidal sequences with intermittent jumps).

	Effect	F	df1	df2	p	Partial η2
Sinusoid	Part	12.162	1	24	0.002	0.336
	Bin	92.007	3.108	74.584	<0.001	0.793
	PartXBin	2.167	2.942	70.617	0.101	0.083
RW1	Part	14.129	1	32	0.001	0.306
	Bin	76.055	4.911	157.151	<0.001	0.704
	PartXBin	1.225	4.874	155.971	0.300	0.037
RW2	Part	2.884	1	18	0.107	0.138
	Bin	60.142	3.304	59.467	<0.001	0.770
	PartXBin	3.385	4.603	82.849	0.010	0.158
Sinusoid with intermittent jumps	Jump	28.306	2	34	<0.001	0.625
	Part	24.824	1	17	<0.001	0.594
	Bin	76.476	1.873	31.839	<0.001	0.818
	JumpXPart	0.300	2	34	0.743	0.017
	JumpXBin	8.383	3.309	56.247	<0.001	0.330
	PartXBin	1.641	3.248	55.222	0.187	0.088
	JumpXPartXBin	0.640	5.716	97.175	0.690	0.036

Note: The factor bin comprised nine levels in the first three and seven levels in the fourth sequence. In this sequence, the factor Jump comprised three levels. If Mauchly tests indicated significant deviations from sphericity (p<0.05), we report Greenhouse-Geisser corrected degrees of freedom and p values.