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. 2022 May 4;17(5):e0263546. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0263546

Table 17. Statistical analysis of data shown in Fig 10C for serial reversal, cohort B, Run comparison.

Fig 10C Paired t tests
Run Factor Correct Comparison t, df Summary P
Female, day 1 t = 0.8066, df = 9 ns 0.4407
Male, day 1 t = 4.498, df = 8 ** 0.0020
Female, day 2 t = 0.5204, df = 9 ns 0.6153
Male, day 2 t = 5.283, df = 7 ** 0.0011
Female, day 3 t = 0.4795, df = 9 ns 0.6430
Male, day 3 t = 5.137, df = 6 ** 0.0021
Female, day 4 t = 0.7748, df = 9 ns 0.4583
Male, day 4 t = 3.550, df = 6 * 0.0121
Run Factor Opposite Comparison t, df Summary P
Female, day 1 t = 0.6327, df = 9 ns 0.5427
Male, day 1 t = 2.358, df = 8 * 0.0461
Female, day 2 t = 0.3549, df = 9 ns 0.7308
Male, day 2 t = 1.223, df = 7 ns 0.2608
Female, day 3 t = 0.3089, df = 9 ns 0.7644
Male, day 3 t = 1.474, df = 6 ns 0.1909
Female, day 4 t = 0.0202, df = 9 ns 0.9843
Male, day 4 t = 2.396, df = 6 ns 0.0536

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