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Published in final edited form as: Psychon Bull Rev. 2020 Nov 2;28(2):503–511. doi: 10.3758/s13423-020-01826-4

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics broken down by whether lymphadenopathy was or was not detected.

Lymphadenopathy Detection
	Detected Abnormality	Mean	SD	95% CI Mean Difference	p-value	BF₀₁
Years of experience	Yes	12.77	12.63	[−9.28, 6.47]	.72	3.14
Years of experience	No	11.37	12.86	[−9.28, 6.47]	.72	3.14
Chest CTs per week	Yes	47.36	58.87	[−55.77, 9.63]	.16	1.47
Chest CTs per week	No	24.29	22.09	[−55.77, 9.63]	.16	1.47
% lung nodules found	Yes	60.19%	18.85%	[−17.52%, 5.41%]	.29	2.11
% lung nodules found	No	54.14%	17.52%	[−17.52%, 5.41%]	.29	2.11
Case completion time	Yes	139.8s	60.03s	[−67.62s, .23s]	.049	.66
Case completion time	No	105.9s	36.83s	[−67.62s, .23s]	.049	.66
% of image searched	Yes	48.02%	16.40%	[−15.80%, 2.67%]	.16	1.47
% of image searched	No	41.45%	10.31%	[−15.80%, 2.67%]	.16	1.47