Table 2.

Correlation matrix of habitual tendencies, OCD traits and cognitive measures, including Pearson's correlations and Bayes Factors.

		HTQ	Factor 1 compulsivity	Factor 2 regularity	Factor 3 novelty	OCI	AUT flexibility	AUT elaboration	AUT fluency	AUT Originality
HTQ	r	_
	BF10	_
Factor 1 compulsivity	r	0.728***	_
	BF10	4.897 × 10 19	_
Factor 2 regularity	r	0.672***	0.161	_
	BF10	2.863 × 10 15	0.573	–_
Factor 3 novelty	r	0.577***	0.065	0.278**	_
	BF10	1.335 × 10 10	0.143	17.309	_
OCI	r	0.484***	0.598***	0.146	0.103	_
	BF10	2.293 × 106	1.474 × 10 11	0.425	0.215	_
AUT flexibility	r	−0.098	−0.094	0.075	–0.179*	–0.390***	_
	BF10	0.201	0.191	0.156	0.857	3,557.577	_
AUT elaboration	r	−0.140	−0.083	−0.076	−0.131	–0.273**	0.589***	_
	BF10	0.384	0.169	0.159	0.324	14.259	5.146 × 10 10	_
AUT fluency	r	−0.075	−0.101	0.063	−0.099	–0.300***	0.819***	0.591***	_
	BF10	0.156	0.208	0.141	0.203	42.470	2.849 × 10 29	6.414 × 10 10	_
AUT originality	r	−0.056	−0.078	0.039	−0.060	–0.226**	0.650***	0.651***	0.861***	_
	BF10	0.133	0.162	0.121	0.137	3.020	1.164 × 10 14	1.448 × 10 14	1.300 × 10 36	_

BF <3 = Anecdotal evidence; BF <10 = Moderate evidence; BF <30 = Strong evidence; BF <100 = Very strong evidence; BF > 100 = Extreme evidence. The bold values indicate statistically significant values. HTQ, Habitual Tendencies Questionnaire; OCI, Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory; AUT, Alternative Uses Task.

^* p < 0.05,

^** p < 0.01,

^***p < 0.001.