Table 5.

Priming effects for the masked and unmasked priming paradigm

Behavioral data	Related (A)	Indirectly related (B)	Non-related (C)	Repeated-measures ANCOVA	Post hoc (Tukey HSD)
Unmasked
RT	M = 541.29	576.29	589.48	F(2,302) = 7.50	A < B < C
In ms	SD = 76.52	76.78	82.04	p = .001
Covariates: age, DRD2 CGS, digit span				${\eta }_{\text{p}}^2$= .05
ER	M = 1.00	2.76	5.73	F(1.68,253.70) = 2.06
In %	SD = 2.86	4.49	5.78	p = .129
Covariates: age, DRD2 CGS, digit span				${\eta }_{\text{p}}^2$= .01
Masked
RT	M = 565.37	-	585.30	F(1,151) = 12.25	A < C
In ms	SD = 57.11	-	61.94	p = .001
Covariates: age, DRD2 CGS, digit span				${\eta }_{\text{p}}^2$= .08
ER	M = 1.94	-	3.21	F(1,151) = .62
In %	SD = 2.93	-	3.30	p = .433
Covariates: age, DRD2 CGS, digit span				${\eta }_{\text{p}}^2$= .00

M mean, SD standard deviation, ${\eta }_{\text{p}}^2$ partial eta squared, RT reaction time, ER error rate