Table 1. Statistics of ANOVAs predicting raw parameter values from task (A, B, C).

When an ANOVA showed a significant task effect, we followed up with post-hoc, Bonferroni-corrected t-tests. * ${\displaystyle p<.05}$; ** ${\displaystyle p<.01}$; *** ${\displaystyle p<.001}$.

Parameter	Model	Tasks	F / t	df	$p$	sig.
$\frac{1}{\beta }$	ANOVA	A, B	830	1	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	A vs B	25	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
${\alpha }_{+}$	ANOVA	A, B, C	2,018	2	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	A vs B	66	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	A vs C	12	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	B vs C	51	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
${\alpha }_{-}$	ANOVA	B, C	2,357	1	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	B vs C	49	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
Forgetting	ANOVA	A, C	161	1	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***
	t-test	A vs C	49	246	${\displaystyle p<0.001}$	***