Table 13. Statistical analysis of data shown in Fig 8C for behavioral sequencing, cohort B, Run comparison.

Fig 8C	Paired t tests
Run Factor Correct	Comparison	t, df	Summary	P
	Female, day 1	t = 2.393, df = 9	*	0.0403
	Male, day 1	t = 2.692, df = 8	*	0.0274
	Female, day 2	t = 0.8613, df = 9	ns	0.4114
	Male, day 2	t = 10.57, df = 8	****	<0.0001
	Female, day 3	t = 0.8399, df = 9	ns	0.4227
	Male, day 3	t = 10.76, df = 8	****	<0.0001
	Female, day 4	t = 1.226, df = 9	ns	0.2512
	Male, day 4	t = 8.341, df = 8	****	<0.0001
	Female, day 5	t = 1.809, df = 9	ns	0.1039
	Male, day 5	t = 7.820, df = 8	****	<0.0001
Run Factor Opposite	Comparison	t, df	Summary	P
	Female, day 1	t = 3.144, df = 9	*	0.0119
	Male, day 1	t = 3.395, df = 8	**	0.0094
	Female, day 2	t = 1.403, df = 9	ns	0.1942
	Male, day 2	t = 3.111, df = 8	*	0.0144
	Female, day 3	t = 2.459, df = 9	*	0.0362
	Male, day 3	t = 1.404, df = 8	ns	0.1976
	Female, day 4	t = 0.4780, df = 9	ns	0.6441
	Male, day 4	t = 0.5876, df = 8	ns	0.5730
	Female, day 5	t = 0.08419, df = 9	ns	0.9347
	Male, day 5	t = 0.7311, df = 8	ns	0.4856

A p-value less than 0.05 is considered significant (*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001, ****p < 0.0001). ns = not significant.