Table 6.

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	0.747***	_
	BF10	1.188 × 10 44	_
Factor 2 regularity	r	0.782***	0.314***	_
	BF10	2.284 × 10 51	44,224.531	–_
Factor 3 novelty	r	0.685***	0.198**	0.465***	_
	BF10	8.676 × 10 33	12.917	2.355 × 10 12	_
OCI	r	0.258***	0.461***	0.095	−0.080	_
	BF10	404.171	5.094 × 10 11	0.240	0.173	_
AUT flexibility	r	−0.026	−0.048	−0.090	0.104	–0.362***	_
	BF10	0.085	0.105	0.217	0.305	2.193 × 10 6	_
AUT elaboration	r	0.045	−0.002	0.035	0.082	–0.136*	0.414***	_
	BF10	0.101	0.078	0.092	0.184	0.774	1.516 × 10 9	_
AUT fluency	r	−0.074	−0.093	−0.104	0.055	–0.326***	0.867***	0.423***	_
	BF10	0.156	0.233	0.307	0.115	70,149.321	8.851 × 10 74	4.991 × 10 9	_
AUT originality	r	−0.058	0.026	–0.162**	−0.002	–0.172**	0.617***	0.332***	0.668***	_
	BF10	0.119	0.085	2.199	0.078	3.072	1.336 × 10 25	184,289.365	1.760 × 10 31	_

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; AUT, Alternative Uses Task; OCI, Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory.

^* p < 0.05,

^** p < 0.01,

^***p < 0.001.